skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>stories about people who believed they had staunch morals or principles but then someone came in with a wad of cash and then they betrayed those principles.

Running a shop to repair something that weighs north of forty tons implies you're a fairly ethical person. Large tanker trucks for example hold a capacity of 11,000 gallons (14.6kl). This can be anything from milk to salsa, or more typically gasoline or Methylene Chloride. Hacking around in the internals of the computer that controls the engine is generally a dangerous idea as trucks use their engines to slow themselves on hills, or control themselves during ascents much more than their brakes.

I guess 'everyone has a price' in my field is the greased palm you take when someone asks you to compromise your ethics. Sure, you made way more on a routine service overhaul than you normally would have, but gojo doesnt make a hand cleaner to wash off what happens when your work is directly attributable to a major accident or fatality.
a range could fix the original issue mentioned in the article.
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That's rather low density solar and still requires extra farm land. But, point well made.
You and I both know what an apple is conceptually. We do however not refer to exactly the same apple. We refer to something that similar enough that we can get away with calling it an apple because we reduce reality to categorize things around us. (our brains are wired to be economical about how we understand the world otherwise we wouldn't be able to think a single thought)
HTTP/2 is standard and isn't opaque. You can use any number of high quality tools to dump it -- here's one: https://wiki.wireshark.org/HTTP2 .

The performance improvements are quite substantial.
I don't know how anyone who would watch the videos of Koko interacting with her human friend could think what you state. To me it's undeniable that Koko is indeed using sign language to express herself.
I'm more wondering, when is there not a power dynamic?
Right, so the it's an issue only if the power dynamic is abused. The power imbalance itself is not intrinsically going to cause problems.
Were his actions in line with being a whistleblower? Was what he release evidence of the punctured batteries? I thought he was making direct code changes to the Tesla Manufacturing Operating System.
> ... and with various exceptions carved out.

ISWYDT.
>9PM: Our golf ball weighs about as much as a blue whale. It is now super-mammalian.

>10PM: It weighs more than the Space Shuttle maximum payload.

>11PM: It weighs more than the Space Station

>12AM: It weighs more than the Space Shuttle with payload.

I don't know what's more interesting, that the space shuttle can boost a blue whale into orbit or that we could boost the mass equivalent of the ISS station into orbit with one launch
You can ask those same questions about any attractive person or any person with powerful family members. Does that mean we can't employ those people either?

Of course not. If a manager runs a tight ship and treats their team fairly, then there shouldn't be anything wrong with a relationship. If as a manager you can't properly separate your emotions and friendships from your management duties, you aren't going to make a good manager anyway. The manager who is going to unfairly promote the person they are seeing is also going to unfairly promote the worker who they are best friends with over the worker who best deserves the promotion.
> Is it unfair if a higher percentage of <racial group> is flagged as “criminal activity risks”, to use your example, than of <other racial group>? What if it aligns with reality?

The article is about the unfairness of a higher percentage of <racial group> getting incorrectly flagged as “criminal activity risks”. The fairness of the expected output is essentially out of scope for this kind of research, it's all about the distribution of correct vs. erroneous decisions. The underlying reality is an imbalance in data quality or similar, not whatever you were thinking about.
Does it matter, though? Understanding sarcasm or other forms of language twisting seems like only important for a very advanced and specific set of applications. There's another post in the front page about the death of a gorilla that was able to do signs language. I'm sure nobody cared if he could catch jokes.
The key thing is differentiating one set of pages from another set of pages - putting security boundaries into a hypertext system that was originally designed to allow mixing resources from different sources.
There are already restrictions on knives like switchblades, butterfly knives, bowie knives, stilettos, etc.
Who said it's about the money? The same rule would also hold for a janitor, and they wont have the "compensation".
Would that qualify as insider trading? Seems like Zuck did a similar thing recently before Facebooks most recent privacy scandal
It is pretty scandalous. If it ever became public, the board would look really bad, so even if they didn’t want to fire him they probably had little choice but to.
Unless you coerce the other part explicitly then this doesn't mean anything.
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It’s taboo because in practice, such relationships aren’t actually consenting, in the “no strings attached” sense.

Keep in mind the potential problem isn’t just between the supervisor and the subordinate, but with the supervisor and their entire department. Because it’s natural to suspect the supervisor’s lover of getting preferential treatment in terms of pay/benefits/promotions. This suspicion tends to cause an unhealthy work environment.
Time to re-read this...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishmael_(novel)
With regards to rent. That's a human construct not something that exist out there that I cannot ignore. I could ignore it and if I am strong enough I can take it away from you.

So rent is in fact highly subjective. Not the definition but the reality of it.
I'd love to see some examples of how -fwrapv makes real programs see an "unacceptable loss in performance". Are there any? I confess to doubt.
Rust, D or Go could be alternatives, but they have limitations in certain domains and types of projects.

C++ doesn't though, and that's why traditional C projects switch. At least in automotive it seems to be the language of choice.
Intel is in serious trouble right now.They accidentally gaffed recently and stated that their goal was "to keep AMD from getting more then 10-20% of the server market" while they deal with a whole bunch of engineering and fab problems with their current generation of chips. They are also looking down the barrel of Apple abandoning Intel, and for the first time in two decades, unleashing a true X86 competitor to the marketplace.

All of these are good reasons the board might want him gone.

My only other point is that even on Hacker News, everyone assumes it's a female subordinate (count the "she's" in this thread). Not that I have any inside knowledge, but it tells you something in how this policy is interpreted.
>But for anyone else it only eliminates some % of the dating pool.

And who said that love (and/or lust for that matter) can or should be confined by such BS rules? Or that someone would have to chose between that and their job?

"dating pool" makes it clinical, as if every person is an interchangeable potential fuck/partner. In reality people are attracted to particular persons.
Considering that 1/3 of all relationships met at work, your suggestion sounds pretty ridiculous.
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There was another gorilla that learned sign language before Koko, he lived with her and I think they 'taught' each other signs.
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The Intel rule that was violated only applies to managers.
I don't disagree with your premise about games being far more interesting than most other forms of entertainment, but I cannot take you seriously when you say that any form of rendering (no matter how photorealistic) can compete with being in a different place with different people. That is a complete experience, and would need to be simulated with far more senses and to a far higher degree than is currently possible to even come close to the experience that travel will give you.

In fact, I'd say that the "I'm here now and I can't be anywhere else for a while, I'm really stuck in it and everything is exciting and new" aspect of traveling really cannot be emulated by a medium that you know you can stop consuming at will, at any time.
RIP Koko. I know many treat the claims of inter species communication like this with great skepticism (for historical reasons I believe), but I personally find the evidence overwhelming, and very inspiring, although not to be exaggerated either.

This clip proves some of it I think:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNuZ4OE6vCk
Bad turn of phrase. Indeed, a Turing machine programmed in Java is a Turing machine consisting of a subset of strings in the Java language. So you are correct to doubt my claim.

I'm sorry to not have a better turn of phrase. I'll keep working on it. At this point I think the best I can do is to insist on my analogy of constructing a Turing machine out of programs written in Java, rather than writing a new program implementing a Turing machine.
Local cultural and psychological differences require distinct ideological facades but the ruling classes worldwide are all on the same page.
> The job of philosophy is to ask questions not find answers

But the purpose of a question is to seek an answer. It's very definition implies this...

I dunno, on the surface this just appears like formalised intentional abstruseness to me. A formalised method to intentional miss the point.

But thanks for the replies, I appreciate it! This is rather interesting. Do you have some recommended links or books? I want to delve into this a bit more.
See Clinton, William Jefferson... or Trump, Donald....

oh wait.
I'll spend somed time going through the wiki and the sources quoted. That is a good idea.
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Such a "power dynamic" can lead fast to various forms of dependency
You’re right up to the point where you say that what most people mean by race is a decent guess about people’s ancestry.
Definitely agree with your tldr, there's some responsibility on the reader side as well. Even when authors don't declare their expertise, the context of the information, which might just be its age, can often be enough. You should know what you're getting when you read and take examples from the old PHP doc commenters, for instance.

I was setting up emacs + evil mode the other night to give it a real spin for the first time, one blog post from 2014 was pretty helpful but I suspected I'd have to throw out a bunch of things (if they worked at all) as I got further along and learned more about the ecosystem. Sure enough the way people add packages has changed, but this blog author helpfully updated the post in 2016 with the new information (and left the marked-as-old info there for context).
Wow, that was a great read. Thanks for sharing.
This is a good reason to have an account with a VPN service.
Your comment has convinced me to do this. This is pretty fantastic. It was driving me nuts being signed into both work and personal gmails to access either my files or adwords. Not to mention YouTube which would open under the work account sometimes or drive. Plus now I can rip out all the work bookmarks and shove that into a work only profile.

My only concern now is with using multiple devices. Do I just sign into to both profiles on each device? I only worry because there was a big snafu that occurred with their password manager that synced nothing and everything disappeared. (I no longer trust google with that stuff).
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They can't outweigh each other, otherwise you get versions of the utility monster problem. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utility_monster

If person A doesn't want to have sex with person B and person B would be inordinately happy to have sex with person A, just about all ethical systems would say they shouldn't have sex.

If person A has money in savings and is clinically depressed and person B wants to take that money and go on a vacation that would make them very happy, just about all ethical systems would say, no, that's stealing.

One of the things functional societies do is to limit the amount that certain people can make themselves happy as a mechanism of limiting the amount to which other people get hurt. Banning workplace relationships because of their serious potential for hurt seems like a straightforward case of this.
10s of thousands? Think hundreds of thousands...
It turns out that I'm procrastinating on my work because I feel it isn't valuable to society or rewarding. I wonder if I'm right!
Because firms end up on the front page of the WSJ and the London Financial Times when someone decides to go public with it.
Unless they spent a _ton_ of effort re-implementing the DOM/native browser UI in canvas, it'd probably be basically unusable by anyone without a disability too.
How many Model 3 cars Tesla has made so far this year
Race is so controversial a topic that I would argue virtually anything that makes it into print these days is heavily compromised.
The hostile environment policy was popular right until the Windrush generation started getting deported as well. I really don't think people have any idea how hostile the system already is.

What really worries me is that voters can't see the "flow" of immigration, they can only see the "level", and they're going to keep voting for more and more hostility so long as they keep seeing nonwhite faces or hearing people speaking Polish. Even if those people are in fact full British nationals.
Looks like the PyMC maintainers are taking over Theano (but only as it helps PyMC): https://medium.com/@pymc_devs/theano-tensorflow-and-the-futu...

There is a PR to get TensorFlow as the backend for PyMC3 too.
I think "narcissist" is the more appropriate term.

He's personally promised 5k model 3s a month (on behalf of everyone working at Tesla, but let's face it I'm sure in his mind he is Tesla), he's personally now living at the factory in order to "ensure it happens". And so if they can't actually deliver, it's on him.

Therefore, start blaming saboteurs, dark forces of established rivals, and so on, because his out-sized ego can't possibly suffer a deflationary embarrassment like not achieving this rashly promised target.
But really, how is that different from any other decision an employee might do that prioritises their own personal gain over their company’s benefit?
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I think I'm just gonna sit back on this story. Tesla has proved itself to be untrustworthy repeatedly but Mr. Tripp seems like he's doing whatever it takes to avoid going to prison. The truth is the first casualty here.
There’s a defined “minimum connection time” for each airport which you need to manually check when booking separate tickets.
Yes, it's too much to ask. I'd like to be able to walk on the streets where I live without having to worry about you hitting me with your car because your phone rang. more automation is clearly the way to go, although I'll grant that tesla hasnt exactly done a great job of it. waymo seems to be on to something though :)
>Well the obvious literal answer is that the subordinate can't exploit the organizational power dynamic the way someone the CEO can

This is absolutely not the case. The dynamic surrounding someone who is sleeping with the CEO will be similar to the dynamic surrounding the CEO's brother. They get what they want, even if they want something dumb that isn't in the company's best interest, with little to no push-back because nobody wants to be on the CEO's bad side.
> However it feels like many people are spending more and more time at work, and it also seems cruel to say: "you cannot get to know anyone romantically during 50-75% of your waking day."

I feel like the solution to this is to engineer society so people spend less time at work, not so that they are encouraged to move their personal lives into the workplace.
Wait, what do you have against banks?

What I mean to say is, not something you have against what a specific group within a specific bank did like manipulating libor or something.

Do you have something against banks in general? Like the activity they perform in society?
Well, assuming they are going to build that stuff regardless, you could argue it is better to have people with a strong moral fabric working in defense. For example, a moral person will be more motivated to design a weapon that limits collateral damage than a person with little regard for human life.
The strange, disturbing world of Koko the gorilla and Kanzi the bonobo (2014)
You might have to rethink your math, here in the U.S. property taxes average 1.15% already, and would need to go up to like 8.2% just to account for personal income tax (not including payroll taxes, social security, Medicare/Medicaid, and corporate taxes)

1. https://www.thebalance.com/current-u-s-federal-government-ta...

2. https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/2017/04...
So so so stupid... I hope the next gen of managers would completely abstain from any kind of romantic relationships with fellow employees given what is happening now. Their inability to think clearly and exert self-control damages companies way too much, even if they are seduced by persons seeking their own profit or being set-up by their frenemies knowing their weaknesses.
This doesn't only apply to the CEO. Middle-managers are people too.
You should see my bike :)

More seriously, both personal and economic issues make this a reasonable tradeoff for me. I assure you it has nothing of masochistic, though maybe it has a stoic streak.

edit: Again, to not derail the point, Firefox works great, even multitasking, in a low-powered netbook.
You are clearly in the author’s group 3: people who say we should just tolerate this sort of thing. In that spirit, I could simply say you’re full of shit and move on, fully knowing you won’t be convinced by anything I say, but I won’t do that.

Instead, I offer you this: the revised email is half the length of the original, and still makes the case as strongly as the first based on the logical arguments. How would you rewrite it?

I don’t mind being told “no, don’t do that; it’s stupid,” provided it’s backed up with logic and an alternative way to proceed. In this case, the second email does this (the alternative way to proceed being just don’t merge the changes, or reword the commit messages).

I have no problem with cursing. I probably curse a little too much, in fact, and here it clearly gets in the way of the message, which is, in both cases “I can live with doing this, but your reasoning as to why we should is wrong.” Or, more bluntly, “no, don’t do this for these stupid reasons.”

What I do have a problem with is gratuitous abuse of someone who’s attempting to make a positive contribution and has, apparently, submitted a reasonable pull request.
Can you point to that statement cause that seems contrary to establishing a civilized debate?

You downvote if something as an example is of topic or inflamatory or otherwise destroyes the conversation, not something you disagree with which is part of the discussion.

Never heard it was ok to downvote just because you disagree but would love to see the statement about that.
An employee in a relationship with the supervisor getting a promotion, objectively deserved or not, has the appearance of bias and favoritism. A supervisor having to make layoffs and keeping their spouse around is another such example.
I hired the woman who would become my wife.
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I want Firefox and Mozilla to succeed, but the last time I upgraded a few months ago, Firefox was generating 12,000 page faults/sec. (on a 16GB PC). I said bye-bye and switched to Chrome.
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Yes – I even got a nice email from someone apologizing about that and explaining that they were trying to get the security@apple.com people to at least forward messages when I did a full disclosure release after not receiving a response.
WebMD? So the reason you procrastinate: you probably have a brain tumor?
> Why are US companies always so aggressive about moralising these issues?

Or consider Mozilla's week-long CEO who years earlier donated $1000 to a popular ballot initiative supported by most California voters.

Be careful how you vote, citizen. Your livelihood depends on it.
You are convincing yourself of what you want to see. Yes, Koko could reproduce various signs with her hands, but she did not have anything near language.
First, let me clearly state that I agree that the "science" surrounding Koko was not great, and that her language abilities are consistently overstated.

However, as someone who has met Koko I can also tell you that there is something there. She did not have a human mastery of sign language, but was capable of communicating new and unique ideas. It was remarkable to witness. She was a genuine friend to those who knew her well. As with most things the truth is somewhere in the middle, right?
אישה

That's the word the Bible uses for Eve. It means all three words, as you've mentioned. Being biblical, this form of speech is not uncommon in many European and Middle Eastern cultures and languages.
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I'm pretty disappointed in the downvotes for an honest question. I've been a longtime HN contributor and have never seen that. I guess this topic is too political for a real discussion.
That's what Tesla claimed. Tesla also said he was leaking multi-gigabytes of information to "sources unknown," and implied it was the oil/gas/competitors. Turns out it was Business Insider and other news media.
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insider knowledge or external observations? would be curious to hear more. this could be an interesting article, even.
Maybe he read "Roadside picnic" novel recently and mixed reality with fantasy.
Base model Leaf or Electric Smart? You’ll still get cruise control (you don’t need to use it), ABS (proven to save lives, but you can of course pump the brakes if you wish) etc.