skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am finding it difficult to accept this is the reality we live in:

"the President can be successfully engaged, and countries like Ukraine, China, and Qatar have demonstrated this. When they want something from the United States, they skip the State Department, and even the White House staff. Instead of approaching their problem state-to-state, they go state-to-man. These countries focus on what Trump wants on a personal level – to enrich his family. So Beijing granted Ivanka trademarks, Qatar invested in one of Jared’s office towers, and Ukraine, with Slavic candor, simply wired half a million dollars to the President’s personal lawyer Michael Cohen."
Thank you LNP.
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The difference is when a US candidate works with a foreign power to win. You really don't see the distinction?

Foreign governments do lobby our government, and register for the privilege. This is not the same as Trump Jr conspiring with Russians in Trump tower.
That's entirely possible! Apologies if that is the case.
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I'm very partial Ars Technica- they cover a fairly diverse amount of content with plenty of insight, and have led to lots of TIL moments
> If your ecosystem is just console video games, say, it's not that big of a deal; you have to either censor some games or don't enter certain countries at all. Might be unfortunate, but its not a fundamental human rights issue.

Be careful of the ground you might concede to the censors. Freedom of expression is most certainly a fundamental human right:

https://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu/quotes/universal-declar...

It's easy to dismiss video games as "lesser" forms of art or expression, but we shouldn't underestimate the potential for games to convey significant social and political messages (both positive and negative).

In case a concrete example is needed of a thought-provoking video game with artistic merit, let me suggest this to those who haven't seen or played it:

http://www.papersplea.se/
Less on the technical side, but I really enjoy browsing the products & stories at indiehackers.com/products.
Your idea is along the lines of 'rater reliability' in the field of educational measurement/psychometrics.
Yup, seems like the progression in most big cities. We have a few in Toronto as well though ours are more streams than rivers.

https://www.blogto.com/city/2014/02/5_lost_rivers_that_run_u...
Back in the day (before the housing bust) a tour of Mission or Sunset real estate listings would contain "unpermitted structure in back yard" (not basement). They weren't storage sheds, they were housing with a/c units in the window. Bunk beds or cots in them.

A lot of their work dried up after the housing bust. It was also one thing to house the non-resident (and non-rent controlled) worker cooking at the neighborhood restaurant or working construction vs what we think of as indigent street homeless.

Many of those units are still there, but today's owners are probably less open someone in their back yard.

There's also a trait in some cultures of taking care of their own and multiple families living together. My neighbor told me my predecessors were 6-7 FOB Irish youth, bunk beds in the living room.

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It's how I keep in touch with distant family, because a lot of them are on it. Mostly I just post pictures & videos of my kid so they can watch him growing up.

It's where the powers that be decided our local cat shelter's volunteers should share notes, pictures, videos, etc.

And vintage computer collectors largely moved off forums long ago and a lot of the activity is in Facebook groups now.
How do you study after work.. especially when there's cooking and cleaning to be done?
No, I don't have "an" example, but there are a many if you bother to look.

http://fortune.com/2018/05/09/michael-cohen-corporate-relati...
lmao buddy it probably has more to do with the "potential rapist" thing
My point is about doing both, if possible, instead of just getting rid of the keys.
It's weird to me as a (former?) voracious reader how much I get through audiobooks and YouTube now, because it's easier to multitask with them. I listen to a lot of fiction on audiobooks while commuting or working on my house, because I don't have time to laze about reading. I get technical information through conference talks on YouTube, because I can watch it on a treadmill (it doesn't tell you everything you need to know, but you usually get a good idea if eg Kubernetes does a thing you want to do by watching the "Intro to X using Y" talks).
Tech focused subreddits.
The Americans who support him will argue that Trump is winning, that his way of doing business is a winning proposition.

How can our allies, that Trump is hurting for political gain, abide by that?
The surveillance state, perfected in China, a threat in the West
Google’s Area 120 incubator aims to improve your NYC subway commute with Pigeon
I can't find the original study, but media reports on it:
http://abc7news.com/news/data-shows-sf-has-2nd-highest-homel...

"According to the city's homeless survey, 71 percent were actually living in San Francisco when they lost their homes."
How the Laws of Physics Applies to Trading
Slashdot :3
Could you please state some tech-companies that will boost my career and motivate me to stay in Spain?
But you have to rewind it to about 1998
The pricing table doesn't make much sense to me.

No 'commercial rights' for the 'startup' pricing plan of $19/month? What would a startup do with non-commercial rights?
> Facebook the website doesn't have much to offer

:thinking_face:

Facebook offers an event planner, a blog platform, photo hosting, video hosting, news aggregation, venmo-like payment system, de-facto single sign on service for most websites

That's in addition to Messenger, which as you said is huge.
As a 24 year old married man sitting in the nursery with my premature son, I feel truly sad that more people cannot experience this. I don't have a house, I rent my apartment, we share a car and we both (were) working. So what? Time marches on.

So many people seem cynical about having kids or doing anything else involving sacrificing happiness for meaning. And yet people complain of indulgence and a lack of meaning? It confuses me. You can have difficult but meaningful if you want: start a company and a family. You can also have happy and (likely) less meaningful: go all in on hedonism.

People can't seem to cope with all the opportunity and optionality modern life presents. Makes people anxious it seems. So much self loathing (don't have kids for the environment?). If you don't want kids, don't have them. If you do, have them. They will not starve and you won't either.

Life will never be easy, to expect it to be is somewhere in between whining and delusion.
Hate to bring up gamergate, but a project related to the movement was completely taken offline by a rogue github employee.

There are a number of sources, all of them biased, so I'd prefer not to link any.
https://datatau.com

https://quantumweekly.com
> Social Security works with economic growth. It doesn't matter if you get 10 babies or 10 robots.

This would be true except the SS tax ceiling is extremely low. SS does not scale on the rich past $128,400.

One man owning 10 robots will pay less SS than 10 workers.

This is the whole reason why the "crisis" of SS is vastly overstated and a political choice, given the obvious available solutions.
Your logic is correct when we exclude all context and reasonable assumptions.

We could also end poverty by killing the poor.
i'll second that!
The kernel is just mirrored on GH, which is why they want PRs and bug reports sent to their mailing list.
Ask HN: How to name Startup and choose domain name?
`httputil.DumpRequest`[1] may have been helpful in this situation. If you're on a mainstream platform, the Delve debugger is fairly reasonable these days too.

[1]: https://golang.org/pkg/net/http/httputil/#DumpRequest
Low Tech Magazine: http://www.lowtechmagazine.com.

There's no tech like low tech.

Also Slashdot.
That's exactly what they do already. That's why the EU is putting tariffs on things like Bourbon Whiskey.
1) Theres not a serious/viable candidate from another party.
2) I do believe that the candidate I voted for has good ideas on the issues I care about, despite the party's previous failures.
I don't see what the technical capabilities have to do with the morality of the issue. You might just as well modify a downloadable binary to neutralize license checking code to avoid paying for the software. Does the fact that you can do this make it not stealing?

If you want to exploit your technical capabilities to deny publishers their revenue, don't fret when publishers do the same with DRM, walled gardens and other such measures.

Current adtech practices need to be made both illegal and technically impossible, but that obscenity does not make ad blockers more moral. Two wrongs don't make a right.
I was totally the same.

Just had my first 9mo ago. I’m exhausted. I’m 44 years old (and not financially stable yet due to divorce). It’s hard work at this age. But is it worth it? Absolutely.

I had no affection for children at all before this. I don’t (even now) like other people’s kids that much. But today I came home from a long day of filing SR&ED paperwork (Canadian research tax benefit) and my daughter would just not go to sleep - awful night. But I’m happy. The wonderful things about having kids aren’t in the shitty crap you go through every day. They are in the look that child gives you when you get home. That lasts forever.
Family, local news, sales, and events are the reasons I still use it. The local sale groups absolutely annihilate Craigslist, letgo, and similar tools.
I've tried. Multiple times:

https://github.com/gnome/gnode https://github.com/WebReflection/node-gtk https://github.com/endlessm/eos-knowledge-content-node
https://github.com/Place1/node-gir

The C++ V8 / Node API is actually more unstable than the equivalent SpiderMonkey one (there is supposed to be NaN, Node's wrapper abstraction library, but complex language bindings like I did requires a lot more than what's in NaN), and overall I encountered a lot of bugs in the ecosystem. Making libuv work with an external message loop like glib requires some complex plumbing. The thread story is a lot worse: glib wants to call your callback function from another thread, and V8 will crash if you try to do that.

There's a lot of edge cases when you're implementing language bindings, and I kept hitting into non-rounded-off edges, bad documentation, and impassable walls.
It's both. Inherently bad and bad actors promoting it in bad faith.

PUA in a nutshell is lying to women, degrading them etc in a way to manipulate someone into a relationship. It is toxic to the core.
Ok so I am going to address your comments:

1) I don't have any ethical issues with any organism killing another organism to help sustain their life. And by the way, you don't either. Unless you've spawned the ability to photosynthesize light (in which case all props to you), your body is sustained by killing off biological life, breaking that life into macro molecules, and using that to sustain yourself. You make a distinction that you are ok with extinguishing the life of Bacteria, Protozoa, Plants, and Fungi, while I do all of that and add on animals. I'm not sure what the difference is there if you are arguing that life is sacred because if you believe all life is precious and shouldn't be extinguished, then you can't exactly live. Which btw is a totally feasible and admirable viewpoint - Jainism takes an approach like that and I respect that religion. I just personally don't see self actualization as giving all up earthly desires and extinguishing my life as a part of nirvana.

2) I don't have an issue with domestically raising a species and treating it purely as a thing for me to eat. To me that's actually a better way to do things, because domestic consumption ensures that I'm not eradicating wild and unique ecosystems of life. Btw, unless you forage for all your produce, you don't have an issue with that because if you eat vegetables from a grocery store you are consuming a highly genetically modified organism that has been evolved purely for your consumption. The fact that grocery bananas don't have seeds should disturb you greatly if you have a problem with evolving organism for your benefit. The distinction again, is that you have a problem with domestication of animals, but you seem not treat other organism as purely something for you to eat.

To put into your own words, it's a matter of widening your field of ethical concern from the arbitrary "Animals" to all organisms. Otherwise you will sound like, say, a white-supremacist racist talking as if only white people matter, all others have no value, mean nothing except as they can serve whites. (I have to use these analogies to try to get you to hear what plant-eater arguments sound like to me)
I am not one to claim that what I want is complete equality. Or even anything close. But the richest city in the richest state should not have thousands of people living on the streets and rents so high that nobody working a low or middle tier job can afford to live within an hour, let alone raise a family.
Yes, of course.

I've gotten a ton of value out of Facebook. I got to know a new friend on Facebook and reconnected with a childhood friend who moved across the country. Local Facebook groups are amazing. Events. Keeping in touch long distance. Messager.
It's a fair question, but mostly irrelevant in this context. As long as users feel engaged with the site and are using it (and thus watching ads), it doesn't matter how long a users's 'watch later' list grows.

I say "mostly" because there's likely some small effect from users who get overwhelmed by the length of their watch list and bounce from the site, but it's hard to avoid links to YouTube if you spend any time on the Internet.
> Perhaps turning men into non toxic soy boys who salivate at being feminist activists will turn America into utopia for all.

You don't deserve to be part of this discussion throwing around these phrases. This is why you are being downvoted.

You contribute no value. You make the conversation worse through your participation.
I don't have my dotfile handy, but I found a good example of tmux config that puts both timezones in the status bar:

https://github.com/mikeecb/dotfiles/blob/master/.tmux.conf#L...
Looks like they're using the Ivona engine/voices via Amazon Polly.[1][2] Not sure why this is news?

[1] https://www.ivona.com/us/about-us/voice-portfolio/
[2] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/polly/latest/dg/voicelist.html
Western countries have lower rates than Japan when you exclude for native birth rates. Western countries get a big boost in birth rate when you account for non-natives having population booms.
When social security was started 159 people payed into it per recipient. Nowadays it's about 3 people paying in for a single recipient.

It's absolutely tied to population.
I have a [southern baptist] brother who, while visiting us for Thanksgiving, lectured to his children in front of us about how we were all sinners who lived evil lives doing evil things. I assure you he said some things that were every bit as offensive as racist comments.
Arduino Due vs Other Arduino Boards
It had a whitepaper.
There are enough housewives and grandmothers to keep Facebook going for a long time. They don’t understand why they would use anything else
I can't point to any specific examples, but tariffs are generally more effective, or at least less harmful when targeted on luxury goods.

Tariffs on general goods like steel, food, or oil just increase costs for the whole population.
> I used to vent about politics on there, but I've begun to shy away from that to twitter.

Have you considered not doing that on any social media platform?
There isn’t a single source of truth on what is or isn’t a “fundamental human right.” It’s a matter of opinion that differs across time and geography.
You don’t have to disclose the password, but you can be held in contempt of court until you unlock the device.
Tom's Hardware: https://www.tomshardware.com/

I consult this website before most tech purchases. I trust them.
Block quotes are unreadable on mobile, so here's the unformatted text:

Habalov reported the bug to Google and Mozilla engineers,
who fixed the issue in Chrome 63 and Firefox 60.

"The bug was addressed by vectorizing the blend mode
computations," Habalov said. Safari's implementation
of CSS3 mix-blend-mode was not affected as the blend
mode operations were already vectorized.
Careful, or he'll be so triggered he accuses you of virtue-signalling.
I've been watching this one very closely as I'm a fairly large miner. This was a scam or failure from day one.

Totally over-engineered and zero experience running an actual mining operation. They put so much effort (patents!?) into those MMU shipping containers that there is no way for them to compete with all the other people who are just building a simple box and throwing miners into it.

The MMU had substantial airflow design issues as well. To the point that something as simple as opening the door of the container would throw everything off balance. How about putting 90+ holes on the side for sucking dirt and bugs into the container? I could keep going on and on...

The also heavily moderate their community. Anyone who speaks up with hard questions, is silenced with blocking and removal from their group.

To watch it get to the point where it has is quite entertaining to the say the least.

HydroMiner is a far more interesting project, run by two sisters, with actual long term experience in this industry. Nicole got ripped on the math for this article [1] which was directed at Envion, but at some level, she is pretty right. There was no way that Envion would ever pay back what they claimed they would.

[1] https://medium.com/@hydrominer/why-there-is-no-161-profit-in...
That's a reason to get rid of the TLS SNI extension and the HTTP Host header, but it's entirely unrelated to how DNS messages are transmitted.
The value of general labor generally decreases with advancements in tools (automation).

There are enough people in the US now, enough children, that our education system could focus better on technological and scientific advances for those who show the aptitude (by increasing opportunity and decreasing inequal access to education and jobs).
The 1900's called they want their trade policies back. Throughout the history of countries when has this pattern not repeated itself.

People suffer->People elect a person with an ability to corrupt social discourse and/or the legislative body -> Time passes -> System breaks down.

The undermining and corruption can be subtle at first and likely takes time, but it spreads eventually to every corner. Trade suffering is just a symptom of a bigger problem: A lack of healthier political discourse.

Take India for example, where strong men and goons in the 20th century figured why just play second fiddle to politicians, lets become them. Today roughly 2/3rd or more members of the upper and lower houses of Parliament have criminal cases against them. It is somewhat democratic(ish) and free market(ishhh).

If people don't make the hard choices who will? If they don't care about the system of checks and balance in the name of "fairness" and no more "PC" who will? A lot of this has to do with education and a understanding of why the system of checks and balances is worth fighting for.

Addendum to what Ben Franklin said, "Those who give up their voices to forgo democratic norms over short term gains, might just end up loosing all those things (voices, democracy and gains)"
A competent law enforcement agency attaches a digital forensics device all the phone’s content as soon as they get their hands on it. They’re probably not going to wait three days.
All else being equal including the number of children, I think this would increase the age gap between generations and therefore decrease the average number of people alive at any given time. But unless the number of children being born changes, it won't change the trend.
I haven't used Windows in 10 years, so I don't understand: What is the point of signing this binary at all? If users want to run software they know is legitimate because they can review the source on GitHub and download via HTTPS from the GitHub page, why do they have this "Windows protection" feature enabled? Wouldn't a better solution be for the project maintainer to tell the user to disable it since they're in a position of trust which is at the same level as distributing a valid binary?
They are ghost towns because there are no jobs, not because there are no people. You got cause and effect backwards.

At the same time, prosperous cities are booming and rents are rising. It's polarizing.
Are you serious?

> Nothing has identity, ...
I mean, if folks are working for $10 an hour and living at home, it is not exactly the time to start a family. And I am not going to use the fact they own a (financed) iphone as an excuse to chide them.
https://www.techmeme.com/
Like all fringe, alternative movements, there are elements of truth and arguably good stuff (helping men gain confidence and be more sociable, teaching them how to clean up and become generally more attractive) mixed in with a lot of bad stuff (the mind games that are not only misogynist but downright misanthropic and mechanical, the cultlike dynamics that come with being in an alternative fringe community that claims to know the one true way to do something). In a healthier society there would be better, less controversial approaches to help men and boys gain the sort of benefits they seek from PUA and these subcultures.
"unedited content" is a euphemism for sharing nudity.
Singapore doesn't. Not in the trade protectionist sense anyway.
I see, it's not about the set, as I originally thought you were saying, but about the function (act) of identification. I am starting to agree a bit more.
> hit the states that voted for Trump the hardest.

These tariffs were targeted at congressional leaders:

"
"The idea is, you look at a map of the congressional districts of the United States, you look at which members of Congress are in leadership positions and then you look at the big industries in those districts and then you draw up your list accordingly," she said. "And this list was clearly drawn up with this in mind." (http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/steel-tariff-maple-syrup-toi...)
> Monocultures like this interest me.

Just because they call it a monoculture, doesn't mean it has anything to do with social behavior per se. It's a technical choice. Might as well ask why every function isn't implemented in X languages or X styles. Using a singular tool in a build is the default. It's a surprise to me, that they still were trying to support a bunch of disparate compilers. Let someone else handle that, while you run the race of feature implementation, which is hard enough.
The collapsing black hole, as I called it many years ago. Eventually there's not enough power outside the inner circle to reverse the concentration of wealth and power: at least, that was Marx's analysis, particularly of the cycles of warlordism (of a few centuries) in Chinese history, if I remember rightly. Enough time and the aristocracy becomes incompetent and dissolves into revolution and the cycle starts again.
There's a very simple way to enforce payment for content. It's called a paywall. If it turns out readers are not willing to work over actual money, then maybe the content is not as valuable as the publishers thought.
Who is a good CA to use?
BINGO.

I'm basically always listening to something. Podcasts, news, etc.

Not even music.

Airpods literally don't fit my consumption needs.