skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Depends on the country. In central europe the seller is responsible until the package arrives at the buyer (for private transactions, not business) so in this case Paypal would resolve in favor of the buyer and you'd have to get the money from the package service.
I'm still not sure. I discussed this topic with my English teacher (he's from the UK) yesterday and he does not like how this phrase looks either.
This is a totally fair point. But wouldn't it make more sense to either (a) continue to pay the hosting costs to stay known as the 'one true place' to find online videos, or (b) allow the Blender Foundation to pay to host their vidoes on YouTube if they want to stay ad-free?
Hardly. Stating that something is a possibility that is worth looking into is not anything close to implying that that thing is necessarily the case. This is basic critical thinking 101.
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Silicon Valley progressives? Are you talking about RMS or something?

Are (American) liberals automatically progressive even if they collude to lower salaries, pay less taxes, and contribute to housing bubbles? Not to mention selling to the DoD and ICE.
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Any entity with enough power, may use this power to do evil.

It can be a government or a corporation.

Al least, in our democracies, you can decide the government with your vote.
I spent time on one of these farms not far south of Rome, it was a truly wonderful experience. I didn't know it was so common - do you know if there is any easy way to find them? I came across mine by a referral, quite by (fortunate) chance.
If web-Qt goes widespread you'll be editing QML scripts (which is much more pleasant for applications than CSS scripts) and installing WebGL/WebVulkan hooks/shaders.

So that's probably a question of familiarity.
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"In fact, for me, the Turkish education system works better than the French education."

lol. stop lying
> Interesting to see even Airbnb struggles with Redux

I mean even the creator of Redux says you probably don't need to use it or if you do not all of it. It's overly complex for what it is meant to do, IMO. I had issues figuring it out initially and now if I don't touch it for a few months I feel like I have to re-learn how parts of it work because I forget and it doesn't feel intuitive to me.
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>It's quite easy to find the stuff I >mentioned earlier using a search >engine

If you make the claims, it's on you to provide the proof, not on us to go out and search and find or not find it.
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For this case you are out of luck since the network provider tracks you through their cell towers.

For spoofing data for apps, if you are on android and have a rooted device there is xposed with xprivacy

https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811

https://github.com/M66B/XPrivacyLua
This is not the Machine, this is just a shitty organization.
MSDN and man pages. All the other sources are second handed.
We already have third party mediators; paypal and visa.

The mediator can decide against your case just like Paypal or Visa can. Even worse, now I have to find some random mediator the seller trusts.

How is that better than plain bank transactions or paypal? The fees are not even cheaper for that "privilege" of having some random mediator play paypal-on-the-blockchain.
I think this is the first good argument I’ve ever heard for legal strictures on marijuana use. The analogy to cigarettes is perfect and proves the original point about legislation: when it starts bothering other people, there’s room for restrictions. That was always the case for legalisation of drugs: “it’s my body, I’m not putting anyone else at risk.” Well, smoke inside only, don’t have windows open because it stinks. No children around.

I could, honestly, completely get behind that.
And that would be my problem because...?

If they need to charge more, then they should charge more. YT Red is arguably too cheap.
Heh Heh Heh

You know that backup system your production servers have?

That also has perfect _write access_ to everything, and it's needed so _restoring_ after something goes wrong works.
While reading the article, I was struck by not only the impact that Facebooks actions had, but also on how the presence of the online content changes how someone is remembered and grieved. I could see in some cases how it might range from unproductive to unhealthy--like a digital equivalent of keeping a shrine and living in denial. I don't believe that's true in this case as 6 months is no time to get to grips with such loss.
It's not legal, it's tolerated in law (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gedogen)
But the words order is unambiguous (for me at least). I need to read about this topic more closely though.
The text, with examples, is here.[1] Read that, skip the audio.

About operators, he writes "So, to grab one of those earlier examples: when you write a + b, that's equivalent to calling a.add(b) or b.add(a) or even Add::add(a, b). The operator is special syntactical sugar for the trait." But which one of those?

This matters, because it leads to mixed-mode semantics trouble. Who determines the output type of "a + b"? "a"? "b"? Both? Are there implicit type conversions? This is where C++ gets into strange interactions between type converters and generic selection. C++ resolves this with a rule that, when there are multiple possible instantiations, the selected one must be one notch "better" than the alternatives.

Python gets into mixed-mode trouble with numpy arrays vs. built-in lists. In Python,
"[2,4] * 2" is [2,4,2,4], while "array(2,4) * 2" is [4,8].

It's a classic problem in language design. If there are no implicit conversions, users complain about having to write "1.0" instead of "1", or worse, having to write "1.0L".
If there are too many implicit conversions, you get unexpected semantics. Basically, conversions are there for numbers. Then somebody decides to generalize them. That sometimes ends badly.

There's nothing here about what Rust does about conversions, but that may be covered in one of the other many parts of this series.

The good news is that the Rust programming book is finally coming out in just 6 more days. So there's something better to read than this.

[1] https://newrustacean.com/show_notes/e024/struct.script
> Defending our democracy? How about the majorities that passed the immigration laws that are being enforced?

I feel you are using the word democracy in a very narrow sense of the word: popularity contest. Look no further than the Egyptian government that arose from Arab Spring to see how little such "election winner takes all" democratic governments differ from autocracy.

Democracy, taken in the broader sense of a truly free country, requires much more than just free elections. Human rights and rule of law are just as important. Indeed, our two most important founding documents, the declaration of independence and constitution, clearly outline a vision for a humane country that respects that all individuals possess human rights that our government cannot violate.

I believe the parent is calling on fellow citizens to defend our democracy’s enshrinement of human rights.

> What does democracy have to do with the right to immigrate to America without permission?

Who is claiming these immigrants have a right to immigrate to America without permission? Certainly not the Microsoft employees or anyone in this thread.

The letter doesn't complain that ICE is enforcing immigration laws. It asserts that ICE is doing so in a way that is inhumane to children.

In short, this isn't just an immigration issue. It's a human rights issue.
Well "a lot of Europe" really means Scandinavia. To be precise it is only Norway, Finland and Sweden where alcohol is sold only by one brand of state owned shops.

As far as i know you can drink whatever you want, when you want after you are 18. Notable exception is Germany where from 16 you can drink undistilled drinks like beer and wine. Oh we had lot of fun when i was 16 on our school trip to Germany. Good times.

About advertising i think it applies again to Scandinavia.

Overall i think people have pretty positive drinking habits in europe. Most people try it early and drink quite regulary meaning they can manage it without much problems.
Long story short, your contract hasn’t been renewed due to a human mistake (someone forgot to do it). The program worked perfectly, as expected. If the program would have failed, it would have also came from a human being (developer). Machines are machines, we can’t blame them...
>They were surprised I never did it because it was legal in the Netherlands, all I could say was that you had to be 18 to get it so I couldn't get it.

I'd guess the age never stopped most of those kids
According to [0]:

> The administrators of a PeerTube instance can follow each other. When your PeerTube instance follows another PeerTube instance, you receive the videos preview informations from this instance. This way, you can display the videos available on your instance and on the instances you decided to follow. So you keep control of the videos displayed on your PeerTube instance!

[0] https://joinpeertube.org/en/
I think that's actually meant to be an orbital nuclear launcher, making the comparison even more appropriate.
You lost all credibility when you brought up french media as a reliable source of infomation.
You can also use a local podcatcher like gPodder to automatically download the videos.
I’ve never been bitten by this one.
It is very difficult to enforce any clause in any user agreement (or even in law) - as bad people will just ignore them.

My clause was a statement: Don't use my software - I did not make it for you.

The Microsoft employees wish to put restrictions in commercial contracts is interesting - and also scary. There are so many interest groups, and so many agendas, and so many views on whats right and whats wrong - that things could get really messed up.
There are plenty of problems with poor mechanical sympathy.

To take an extreme example, traversing graphs is notorious. Cray and Sun iirc have some fascinating processors with many many hyperthreads because all the programs do is wait on dram but luckily there are lots of searches that can be done in parallel.
>Somehow the vast majority of people who take legal hard drugs such as vicodin or dilaudid, don't overdose on them. There's a culture built around taking these drugs responsibly according to their directions.

And yet there are tons of addicts on those:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opioid_epidemic
Don't blame the people, blame the system. They're not uncaring, but if there's some kind of mistake and the audit trail shows it was them who didn't follow procedure, guess who it is whose now out of a job? They've got a wife and kid to feed too.
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Those popular channels, is what drives customer acquisition and stickiness at YouTube. The costs associated to this are simply marketing costs, so I think it’s just greedy to charge your content providers to drive down the retention and acquisition costs.
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>Also, Google, I would have registered for YouTube Red to pay cash for an ad free experience, but you haven't made it available in my country yet and I've been waiting for a long time.

Pay them for no ads? Nope, that's why I have Disconnect, Ghostery, uBlock Origin, and some userscripts enabled along with a fairly extensive HOSTS file.
What is not normal about the parent said ? That jihad is now part of the curriculum and evolution is not ? Not a lie, if you don't like french media you can check turkish sources [1]. Turkish academics agree that it is not a lie [2].

According to my turkish friends in the past the quality of education was quite good but has been steadily going down [5] thanks to the ruling party promoting religious schools for many years [3].
Islam _is_ part of education at school in Turkey [4].

[1] http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkish-education-ministry-...

[2] http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkish-academics-tell-mini...

[3] https://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/17/world/europe/turkeys-reli...

[4] https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/religion/turkeys-ath...

[5] http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkeys-education-problems-...
Equation Group, TAO, Flame, Stuxnet? There are whole books written about US state sponsored hacks, what are you talking about??
It depends, those titles are definitely click baity but the content isn't necessarily bad.

No one said you're done after doing one ten minute tutorial.

Check out some of these recommendations https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16591918
I think this would be a good variable to analyze. A lot of third-world countries didn't have a large automobile infrastructure, and so they had lower lead levels, leading to smarter people with less crime.

This could be the source of "smart Asian" stereotype.

But, I don't know if atmospheric lead pollution is uniform globally or localized.
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Something eerily similar happened to me.
One day I arrived at work as usual and the turnstile didn’t work. I had to request a guest pass and call some colleague to escort me because I was disabled in the security system.
I went up and I obviously couldn’t open the door and access my pc.
The scary thing was that I was still in the middle of my contract, it would have expired only 3 months later.
I contacted my boss and went home.
A couple of days later they managed to reinstate my security account, although I couldn’t still access my pc for one or two days.
In these days I just helped my colleagues.
Once I got back my account I started re-requesting the 10s of permissions that I needed, and while I was doing so I found an open request to recycle my machine.
Luckily I managed to contact the guy that was supposed to take it and I stopped him just in time.
On the whole I probably lost two weeks.
What was the trigger for my termination?
Apparently someone managed to input the wrong termination date in SAP for my contract, and that started the havoc.
Obviously there were alerts before my termination but everyone ignored them because in the other systems visible to the approvers my termination date was correct.
Luckily I got paid for every single day, even when I was at home, but after three months I’m still suffering from random problems in random systems that are probably related to this mess.
As far as I’m aware SMT in Arm cores is pretty uncommon actually.
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Sure, they may apply for asylum. However, if they entered illegally, then they should be detained so that if they are not accepted for asylum then they can get deported.
I don't support these tarrifs. I would, however, support tarrifs on offshoring. Let's say a company replaces a team of onshore programmers with offshore ones to "save money". They should have tarrifs/taxes imposed on them, so that those savings evaporate into thin air. That would both prevent exploitation of desperate workers overseas and protect jobs here.
> Drug prohibition has been a categorical failure in every outcome it was intended to achieve.

Possibly you don't understand the intended outcomes.

1. Provide for the ongoing growth of the FBI's empire once it became apparent that prohibition was going to end.

2. Provide an easy pretext for locking up blacks and hippies/ anti-war protestors. This according Erlichman, one of Richard Nixon's closest aides. https://edition.cnn.com/2016/03/23/politics/john-ehrlichman-...

Protip: Often the stated reason for a policy is not the real reason.

See also "for the children".
Sadly I think this is the new way of doing things. It gets more and more acceptable to crucify people using social media. But at the same time I don't agree with your conclusion that this makes it right for Medium and Github to remove this. They should keep out of the judging/censoring business. Steam is sadly the only good example of how it should be done at the moment.

Edit: Because really otherwise they should remove the information from LinkedIn (or make it non-searchable) which also makes it very easy to get and they don't do that.
I think that what 'gaius is saying is that "whom ones assumes is making a career..." part is a wrong assumption, especially in this industry. "Making career" is more of an exercise of jumping between companies every other year.
> The database included information like job title, profile picture, and general location of work.

Ah, yes. The White Knight of Severely Violating People's Privacy because You're Right and They Aren't. Truly the most moral person in the world.

In the current political situation in the US, afai can judge it, will enable harassers to seriously harm or even endanger the lives of these people for the crime of having the wrong employer (they might not even be involved in any of the bad crap you see on TV but who cares, wrong employer!)

In other countries or, for example, the EU, such behavior would be a crime, end of story. And you'd be responsible for the damage that comes from doxing people.

Saying "the information is already out there" is no excuse. It's like a swatter saying "it was just a prank".
I had to do a back transaction once in Greece and they did ask for my mother's and my father's name. Strange for a German but it seems to work for them.
‘Doxxing’ is such a useless term anyway. In this case all the database is is the search results for ‘ICE’ on LinkedIn. That’s data these people filled in themselves. But now that attention has been called to it it’s ‘doxxing’.

The phonebook is full of ‘doxxing’. Who cares.
if there aren't any 0 0 coordinate airports in the data set, maybe there are some strings that are not parsed as numbers and thus coerced to 0, a space or a non printing character (like a carriage return) can make something that looks like a number, not parse properly.
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I really want a competitor to YouTube. But when it works, the experience as a user is Really Good (tm).

1. YouTube Red so I don't have to see ads

2. Queuing and casting from my phone to my TV.

3. Fast loading and buffer-free streaming (as long as your bandwidth is good enough). Note I'm in Australia - Mixer and Twitch often aren't smooth for me even though I'm on 100 megabit fibre. Sydney or Melbourne PoPs will beat Hong Kong and Singapore every time.

I watch Pycon and LCA videos on YouTube because it's easier than going anywhere else.
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Iraq stopped using leaded petrol in 2011. The lead/crime hypothesis postulates a 22 year time-lag. So if Iraq becomes a lot more peaceful in 2033 you'll know what's up.

Incidentally, the list of countries where leaded petrol is still used, or was banned most recently, is basically a list of countries where bad things happen: "Algeria, Iraq, Yemen, Myanmar, North Korea, and Afghanistan". But the causality probably goes the other way; leaded petrol is cheaper.
Yes, this. The HTML language and DOM model is inadequate for implementing interactive user interfaces. It's a text document markup language after all. QML has its own DOM structure and a library of primitive visual elements called QtQuick. QML and HTML are very similar in fact. The main difference though is, that the QML language and its library of primitive elements was designed from the ground up as the language for building interactive, fluid, animated user interfaces.

Consider something trivial as centering a user control within a parent control. Good luck getting it right with HTML and CSS in a way that works across browsers. With QML you just write:

Rectangle {
anchors.centerIn: parent
}

Now I don't say HTML can be replaced by this. I am advocating, that both technologies have their relevant use cases. They could coexist in a browser. I can imagine even mixing them together: QML for the layout, user controls and interactions with chunks of inline HTML for text formatting and document embedding, or vice-versa.

There is some discussion on this from last year - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14894937
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I am still waiting for tide to turn and for times when users mattered to come back. Not sure if it ever will.
" I had missed 3 weeks of work by that time, and pay."

The what now? I can only assume this is in US, because in EU he would be 100000% entitled to pay for every single minute of this going on.
That's great if your upload speed is unmetered and you're watching popular content.

I can give you a list of torrents that are dead and never coming back. Other than takedowns, there's some very old YouTube videos still around.
Not to mention that most govt. employees record of employment is public info( in the us anyway). Being law enforcement this may be a little different, however this info may be foiable or even just sitting on the ice web site.
Why not host the repo on his site? At least a read only copy.

`git clone --bare` is enough.
sure, we can add can steve krug and kenya hara and everyone else to the reading list -- I don't disagree with the general sentiment that we should avoid designing unnecessary dead man's switches -- but this case still sounds like it is a lot further on the "human" end of the human-machine "who fucked up" spectrum. the contractor says his boss just stopped doing his work at some point, work that included migrating the contractor to a new system.
You could just buy i5 based machines instead which don't have hyperthreading.
Is there a broad right to privacy if you work a job that is funded by the taxpayer? I know the states of Maryland and California disclose the salaries of all professors, postdocs, and grad students, and I believe generally public servants as a class.
Plenty of countries discourage immigration. That is not controversial. No-one splits up people's families and takes their kids away. One issue is a bog-standard legal issue, the other issue is a human rights abuse and is morally despicable. Your edit to your post indicates that you don't seem to get the moral dimension to this issue.
$400k/y not dropping tells me that you’re on to something pretty solid. Your business model has been more than validated. If I were you I would not sell at all unless it’s for 10x the money. Since it’s not possible :) I’d try to 10x my revenue if I were you. That might be doable. Hire people, build a team, scale from there! So much more interesting and rewarding.
I don't know, does US not have a small claims court? In UK you'd pay £90 to file a case, you'd get a judgement in about a week and the company would be ordered to pay. Like I really don't understand this entire issue. Did he even ask HR to be compensated for this time? I feel like the whole article is missing some crucial information.
Different use cases will have different hardware demands. I was a web developer don't give two shits about the hardware. Or at least present hardware is good enough for me.
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>That does not mean you have to make it easier

He’s calling attention to the appalling policy choice made by his government. In this case I think he would have to make it easier.