skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think your missing the context here, and falling for clickbaity anger inducing headlines.

He had a previous suspended sentence for filming inside a court a couple of months earlier. He then thought "hey, you know what's a good idea? Disobeying a judge's direct no-reporting order (to maintain the integrity of the trial) literally right outside the freaking courthouse.

I consider not giving him a slap on the wrist pretty sensible.
Haha, well then! World conquest is surely right around the corner with that combo. Maybe allow for some Rust plugins and have it run on blockchain, just to be on safe side.
I don’t know, isn’t Microsoft the only software company left? I love Google, but they sell ads, their mission isn’t to make software.

Microsoft is more and more cloud and services, but they still have a developer mentality and they have done some good stuff with open source lately.

If someone is going to buy Github, Microsoft is probably the most friendly to developers. Unless Google or Facebook wants to go full altruist and buy for the credibility.
I think the risk in that case is that I, a cloud computing startup also called BurritoCorp, get .burritocorp registered as a real TLD to host my state-of-the-art cloud services that perfectly solve the peculiar infrastructure needs of on-demand Mexican food delivery consumer brands such as yours, but sadly you have to block the entire TLD to prevent collisions with your internal infrastructure, because when I first launched, I caused a four-hour outage for you.
I didn’t like having to give them my real address or phone number. I hope the Google version of this is a little more lenient, but I doubt it will be.
I'm not sure so much about colloquial vs sophisticated, but "wheelhouse" feels more sensible than "big-wheel" as a source. That doesn't seem to be the received wisdom at this point though.

One 'non-etymology' I regret is that Linux _isn't_ a recursive acronym for "Linux Is Not UniX".
React on the front, python Flask on the back (if you need to build a small app quickly), or Java dropwizard if this is going to be something big.
Another sentence I tried - "I wasn't that interested in working on my project today and hence I preferred to stay at home and watch Netflix in spite of the multitude of issues reported." is show as very hard! It makes me question if the original developer of this app has even read good well-known style guides for the English language.

I'd advice you to read a good style manual to understand more about writing and how to use words. One doesn't have to forcibly introduce words that are too complicated. There are good organic ways to write sentences that employ seemingly complex words in a natural way so that readers can understand quite well. The goal should be to elevate the users to get better at reading in addition to conveying your material, IMO.

A good book to read would be Steven Pinker's Sense of Style - https://www.amazon.com/Sense-Style-Thinking-Persons-Writing/....

One doesn't have to degrade their sentences just because we live in the age of attention span deterioration and social media. All of these minor tweaks can help people improve their attention spans by releasing micro dopamine orgasms.
Of course people will defend big brother, that's not especially surprising just disheartening.

Meanwhile a man goes to jail for 13 months for speaking about potential child grooming, rapist gang. He was sent to jail in the period of 6 hours all during a government enforced media blackout.

So what you think him vile, speaking about a public trial doesn't send any Americans to jail for 13 months. I would check where you Get your ethics from.
It is outrageous. We need a legislative fix.
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Until that was immediately challenged and sensibly lifted 3 days later. It was only introduced as an extension to the already existing reporting restrictions on the trial that he broke.

The judge quite sensibly didn't want that case, sure to get lots of attention, to rub off on his ongoing court case which has existing reporting restrictions.

I'm also sure America could teach us a lot about gag orders though. Stick national security infront of it and then all freedom goes out the window?
Split out WhatsApp and Instagram again, so we have some competition. Good for end users.
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Wheel-house would relate, presumably, also to social hierarchies of who is allowed into the wheel-house (to pilot the ship).
The inverse of this: if USA gets far ahead in this technology, China and Russia will be forced to double down on AI weapons as well, just to keep up. The only country that can cool down an arms race, is the one that's currently leading the pack.
So, Which Microsoft login will I need to use for Microsoft GitHub?

My Microsoft Personal Account? Microsoft Work Account? Azure AD Account? Microsoft GitHub account?

p.s. All of the accounts have the same username, you just try different password and 2FA combinations til it works.
You start holing these cops personally accountable for this or any of the massive amounts of other disgusting actions they commit on a daily basis and I guarantee this fixes itself overnight. Cop murders someone, electric chair. Cops steals money, they pay back their entire life savings. It's about time we hold public servants to a higher set of standards rather than a lower one. If only there were such incentives, they'd be guaranteed to work. But there are no consequences to police even for murder, let alone theft.
> I'm quite happy my government takes measures to assure a certain level of personal safety, both physical and psychological.

All except for terrorist attacks, which are considered part and parcel of living in a big city[1] like London (but strangely not Tokyo which has 4-5m more citizens!).

[1]https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/new-york-explosion-sad...
> Approval voting is biased toward "moderate" candidates.

Wouldn't that only be true if preferences are roughly normally distributed (or some other fat-middle distribution)?

And if that's the case, shouldn't the outcomes of the voting system tend towards a moderate middle?
My point wasn’t that they should not improve, but that Apple should have higher priorities right now. MacOS is declining badly due to obvious issues, I want them to fix those before nice to haves that already exist elsewhere.
Personally, I'd prefer it in the admin.google.com area. Having to dig in felt painful... TBH, I'd love it if there were an option in google domains' mail, the mail forward option is great, if I could add multiple people, even better.
One common feature of all the theories I've seen is that the warfare isn't all that high intensity. On the other hand, it does seem strangely sustained, widespread, and in a narrow time span.
God I love this country. Where else do the criminals compete with the police and the terrorists compete with our armed mentally ill mass murderers?
I haven't heard that saying before but I think it very succinctly describes an order of escalation that some people, parent comment included, might not immediately appreciate.

Additional info for anyone interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_boxes_of_liberty
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15 million views will give you around 20,000 dollars. Just on the verge of being livable but not yet. If you stop now it's very hard to regain the momentum.
That would be nice... I mean, no offense, but for my needs, I'd just assume not use groups at all, and just have the option for a distribution list.
Direct link to "Business Model of a Botnet" PDF => https://arxiv.org/pdf/1804.10848.pdf
Thanks for explaining. It would make sense to clarify this in the pricing table as you might be turning customers away.
Atlassian is very much a Software Company.
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Each new “nice to have” feature requires QA testing time that steals away from potentially more important things. Nobody writes bug free code forever, so I’d rather they focus on the very important issues and make sure they are solid before adding nice to haves, especially ones easily solved by other existing apps.
Here's the paper, complete with a cutaway diagram of the engine: https://eprints.gla.ac.uk/155610/7/155610.pdf
Apple. I know it's not Apple's style but imagine if Apple started expanding outside of it's bubble like Microsoft has. If they really went all in it would be amazing.
I think that by his (and my) definition of "people who value free speech", yes he does - because that is a part of the definition.

Everyone values speech they like. Valuing Free Speech means valuing the speech you don't like, too.
Covered in like, the first few 'grafs of the article. Please don't comment without at least skimming the article.
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> Why would you risk carrying around that kind of money? What’s wrong with doing a wire transfer?

Mistrust of banking institutions. Several countries have, at some point in history, frozen and/or confiscated the money deposited in bank accounts (my country, for instance, had one of these in the 90s).

> Or just writing yourself a cheque?

As mentioned on many other discussions here on HN, several countries don't use checks anymore. And even when that's not the case, it's probable that they won't accept checks from another country.
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If they made it law (which strictly speaking requires parliament, not the government), the courts _would_ uphold it.
Shame on you for spreading that fake news. People on HN should know better and be held to a higher standard.

> Part and parcel of living in a great global city is you’ve got to be prepared for these things, you’ve got to be vigilant, you’ve got to support the police doing an incredibly hard job. We must never accept terrorists being successful, we must never accept that terrorists can destroy our life or destroy the way we lead our lives.

Seems sensible to me.
It could be worse, Oracle or SalesForce could have been in talks...
> If you want to be more specific, e.g. include gravity
> then you can't say "the rocket equation".

You may not be able to say "the rocket equation" in that context, but NASA does. [1]

[1] https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/expeditions/exped...
Read the news, it's explained there fully. According to them in Albania; wiring has high fee, bad rate, and possibility to be intercepted due to corrupt system.
> Erald Kazazi said the ordeal has affected his father's health and turned their lives upside down. But, he said, his father's high opinion of the United States has not changed.

> “He's not going to let the actions of some employees that made a mistake in their duties change his opinion of the country,” he said.

I wish people wouldn’t put the USA on high pedestals and realize this (among other things) are very serious issues that will ultimately be our downfall if not addressed. Do people think the countries they fled from got bad overnight? No, it’s a pattern of ambivalence to corruption that led to the ultimately shitty state they are in now and we will be there faster than we think.
Particle physics is just crazy land to me. I understand Newton's equations. I understand Maxwell's equations. Hey, I even understand Schroedinger's equation. But all these particles!?
Visual Studio was the best Java editor by far. I wish Sun hadn’t blocked them as it took almost 5 years for Jetbrains to make a decent editor.

I loved through the 90s and think that Microsoft not requiring Windows shows that the danger from the 90s isn’t the same today.

Now it’s cloud vs OS lockin.
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Not to mention the myriad of other nonsense charges they'll get you with ("loitering", "soliciting", etc) if they can't find anything specifically against your speech.

You can shout grammatically correct, sensible and lawful speech from the public street corner ("eat right! exercise! wash behind your ears!"), but if a cop simply tells you to move along and you refuse, you're still looking at being jailed.
Happiness goes so much deeper than conscious expectations, and the feelings are dependent on these deeper functions that are rarely executed.
So you're just pointing out that one of the richest men on the planet is happy?

What were you saying about noise?

FWIW, I was trying to make a legitimate counterpoint here and the votes suggest it wasn't as unwelcome as you suggest, but whatever. Thanks for your contribution.
https://i.imgur.com/K4YLt6E.jpg

It looks to me that Google applies some kind of personalization to my landing page.
"Best WYSIWYG [...] Software" How is that related to the question at all?
The agents will get a nice bonus this week... probably as good as last week and next week.
EVs are more infrastructure dependent, though. Much easier to store a little emergency gas than electricity.
I own a Model 3 long range, and have put about 2500 miles on it so far. I've always gotten pretty close to the estimated range. Even on extreme hills like Shoreline Highway heading to Agate state park beach, I didn't notice anything excessive.

Remember, hills require more energy to climb, but you regain the energy on descent which is captured by regenerative braking. It's not 100%, but it's efficient enough that it doesn't make a significant difference. And, again, driving 20 mph through some switchback curves is a hell of a lot less wind resistance than driving 75mph on the freeway.

I still say you need some evidence to back up the claim that you got less than half the rated range on a Tesla. You better believe the media would be all over it if that were true.
Most utilities are effectively monopolies. Evil comes with the territory.
The article explains why. In Albanaia, where he was going, there have been issues with people pulling money out of the bank and then being robbed shortly after.

Sounds like an organized crime problem, where bank tellers are tipping off criminals about good targets.

His solution was to take it out here, where it's safe...or so he thought.
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I, as well, found it and its two sequels quite engaging.

It's a different space -- in some ways -- from the Neuromancer trilogy's space.

But Gibson approaches it with the same attention and insight.

And these days, good lord, "image" is such an enormous factor in our -- increasingly global -- culture.
yeah, the probability of death depends on a ton of priors so assuming the distribution is uniform is not quite right either.

just intuitively though, a probability of .7% for dying before 50 seems way too low
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But what "bodies" have such power besides the City Council?

(Planning Commissions generally can make recommendations but the ultimate power lies in a City Council)
I recommend elixir with plug/cowboy. Phoenix is nice too.

On the front end try Elm.
I like the union of concerned scientists, but the study that they cite on this is hot garbage, and they should be ashamed.

https://www.ucsusa.org/clean-vehicles/electric-vehicles/life...

a few quotes from the pdf

"For this analysis we expected the midsize and full-size BEV to need only one lithium-ion battery pack over its lifetime." of 179,000 miles

"Excluded from the life cycle assessments are the global warming emissions from building the infrastructure (such as
factories and industrial equipment) required to do all of the processing and assembling, and the emissions from transportation of raw materials for manufacturing."

"we had limited data on the actual composition of the vehicle models"

"Comparing our results with other battery literature(. . .), the emissions (kilograms of CO2 per kilogram of battery weight) depend on the battery chemistry. These estimates are on the lower end of the spectrum for battery-production global warming emissions because they derive from process-level analyses. The alternative approach—top-down methods, which refer to how the battery production energy is assessed— results in higher estimates because the scope of the assessment is large"

and especially relevant to your point and the article you linked, which reads, "the extra emissions from making an 80-mile range EV (compared to a similar gasoline car) are about 15% higher"

from quoted report
"for this study we assumed a lifetime of 179,000 miles, both for gasoline and long-range battery-electric vehicles, based on the National Household Travel Survey (FHWA 2009) data for the first 15 years of a vehicle’s lifetime. However, we posited an exception for the 84-mile-range BEV and comparable gasoline car—that total mileage would be 135,000—75 percent of the mileage of the 265-mile-range BEV. This difference is due to “range limitations” of a car with a more modest-sized battery: its driver would likely be unwilling to drive long distances very often, given the frequent need for stopping to “fill up” "

And then there is the whole mystery meat of the supply chain that produce all of the components, which don't seemed to be very shrewdly represented if at all. There is a lot more CO2 produced than just extraction>refinement. I'm really not confident in scientists ability to gauge the resource consumption of industry.
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That doesn't help when Googlers intend on sabotaging Google when Alphabet goes against progressive supremacist Googler ethos. You cannot separate them through secrecy or through force.

The fate of Google is the fate of Alphabet.
There is certainly going to be a special atmosphere while the few unlucky engineers finish up the existing contract for legalities sake.
Related question: why is my chat history there? I never asked for that.
While we are reading into things, what about the "Andes" bump? :-)

Excellent point about small populations.
Why do I love stuff like this sooo much? (I really do)

Consider the yak shaved. :)
> Identity politics problems, legacies of slavery and of the colonial / revolutionary mindset are still big issues.

> The people of Detroit and of Baltimore ... are not the same as the people of Norway or of Japan.

> The solutions that work in high-intelligence, high-trust, coherent communities with strong traditions of work ethic won't work in every environment.

I've seen Donald Trump make more subtle references to Blacks and Latinos.
No, he went to jail for directly disobeying a judge in the most direct and absolute way possible. Twice. The subject of the court case does not matter.

Also a chunk of those 13 months was from the previous suspended sentence for doing pretty much the same thing.

So yeah, I would definitely check where you get your facts from.
I already don’t use GitHub because of their awful politics. Maybe Microsoft will get rid of their bad actors.
Congrats on the launch. Though I have to comment as I fall right within your target market. 1. Have Kids 2. Grand parents that require a flight to see. Apologies if The feedback comes across as critical. These are are the thoughts that came to me as I read the site. So I may be an outlier or not in your target market?

Maybe you are targeting grandparents who do not have FaceTime/Whatsapp?

> “A better way for grandparents and grandkids to video chat”

This sounds great. Though Video chat has been in general great(Whatsapp, FaceTime) The primary issue has been more bandwidth on my 3G connection.

> “Every call needs 10 minutes of tech support before a conversation can start. ”

Not really. FaceTime and Whatsapp video calling just work for us.

> Tell Mado when to connect, and it automatically turns on live video to eliminate calling, texting, and tech support.

This could be interesting. the texting is not much of a problem.

> Mado makes connecting fun. Once together, families can focus on each other. Rather than offer experiences that may seem distracting, Mado helps foster collaboration so families can read, do homework, play games, and mo

How? By auto calling? I can not access the app as it is not available in my region.

A few other points:
1. By 4 years my kids are able to call by themselves. They recognise the app icon, and picture and call.

2. Sometimes there is a preference for asynchronous comms. With audio/video recordings

3. A buds kids will use Skype to call their cousins and just leave the video connected For most of the day. Even if they are not actively talking.
Canadians as a whole apparently disagree.

There are about ~700,000 Americans living in Canada, and also about ~700,000 Canadians living in the U.S. (see links below)

However, the U.S. population is more than 8x that of Canada. That means that on a proportional basis, Canadians are about 8x more likely to move to the U.S. than Americans are to move to Canada.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emigration_from_the_United_Sta...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_the_United_Stat...
I know this'll get downvoted, but this looks like an awful lot of work for... displaying images in a browser. As other HNers have said, it feels like the browser should be doing this work rather than having to create round about, convoluted JS solutions to deliver simple functionality.

Plus, I don't get what's exciting about this. But I'm also not a react guy - and this does nothing to make me consider picking it up. Which, is counter to all the cool JS libraries i've pulled into projects over the years, which naturally induced a desire to learn more JS.

I guess if you're hyper focused on react or frontend js in general, this sort of stuff might be more appealing and relevant. but dear god I've got way more important/interesting things to do than spend a day getting images to render in the browser. Nor does this do anything to lower the barriers of entry for people with an idea and a desire to build something. Sometimes I wonder if that's a design intent.

anyway, sorry for the rant. Great job identifying/solving problems, but i don't get the appeal.