skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's not inherently sexual assault. I never said it was. It is, however inherently a huge conflict of interest, and, depending on the circumstances, is likely to be sexual harassment.

Even if the two people in the relationship are fine with it, and there is no abuse of the manager-subordinate power dynamics, and all the other problems associated with this...

It can create the perception that the reason Sally is getting a good performance review, is because she is sleeping with the boss. This is absolutely toxic to a workplace, and irresponsible of the CEO.
My best vacations have been planned in only the loosest sense, ie. choose a hotel or BnB, book the flight, maybe rent a car at the airport if necessary, done. Then explore whatever feels interesting, eat good food, soak up the experience.

I've done the Scottish Highlands, Malaga and southern Germany (3 times) like this, and it's been amazing every time.
Yes I did. Everyone got the same treatment. Anything "private," such as disciplinary action that needed to be delivered, was always done with a witness, whether the employee was a man or a woman. Everything else was done in groups or in the open. It's not that hard, but suddenly I'm Mike Pence for suggesting it's a sound strategy to avoid the appearance of impropriety.

Edit: No, I don't socialize with the people at work. I have friends for that.
I don’t see your point. By definition, the build scripts that are part of the repo always execute arbitrary code (e.g. any line in the makefile). Interacting with any compromised repo is always a security risk. Granted, my approach is a bit hacky, but it’s not even modifying anything outside of the checked out folder!
If you meant Meta keys doesn't work in Terminal.app, then the option is in Preferences → Profiles → (Choose your profile) → Keyboard → [/] Use Option as Meta key
While this may be broadly true, if I remember correctly, iTerm2 has been on GitLab since before the acquisition.
But taking care of children IS very difficult. And, yes, being a parent is the only way to be enlightened in that way. Nothing else will give you the same experience.
>Line breaks in HTML source code should not matter!

So, should you put spaces at the end, or at the beginning of lines in text that's broken into multiple lines?
Monica describes it as "consensual" and a "consequence of my own poor choices."

http://time.com/5130921/monica-lewinsky-now/

Monica's story doesn't "corroborate" anybody else's story about affairs with Clinton. She's not a witness to any of those others.
Global Shift to Obesity Packs Serious Climate Consequences
Single Page Applications, dream or overkill?
Especially since you can actually detect server-side when its output is being piped to bash.

https://www.idontplaydarts.com/2016/04/detecting-curl-pipe-b...
Oh, it's completely relevant to the claim that there cannot be consensual affairs between people at different power levels, and it doesn't get much more different than literally the most powerful man in the world and an intern.
2 children great-grandmother perish in California wildfire
I feel it's feeding too much data to the screen. I prefer gotop which is a little too simple but usually good enough to check things out.
Memory consumption and cpu usage will go down noticeably. If you have 20 tabs open it can add up.
Absolutely. Parenthood and child medicine are very different things.
That post is not a private communication, so, "no".
I've seen many coworkers have passionate love affairs and marriages. Are they monsters? Would you deny them?
I find it more worrying that anyone would want to support this kind of learning. These young people are not being educated on how to identify misinformation; rather, they're being indoctrinated with values that encourage virtue signaling or worse, trolling.

Living inside a bubble of criticism and misinformation doesn't lead one to immediately question and then reform the system. More often, people choose to adapt to their environment which only perpetuates the existing infrastructure.

Instead of pointlessly debating each other on this app, a platform designed to capture attention and manipulate emotions, these people should take time to research and then carefully write an essay. Once they are satisfied with their opinions, they could share their thesis with the public and request contestation.

If we simply continue with this twitter/facebook/instagram trend of summarizing our most important debates in 150 words or less in a brief amount of time, we're only going to become less educated and more vulnerable to coercion.
They didn't expect this thing would become so massively popular and probably figured they had more than enough supply of this part to produce every unit they'd ever need to make.
TSA is tracking regular travelers like terrorists in secret surveillance program
Yeah judges for all their faults should be in a position to weigh the situation.
I'm not saying he's wrong by the measures he uses. I'm saying he has the privilege of being able to look at things from a perspective which people who are not so well off do not. I doubt many people dealing with specific issues would be helped or comforted by his thesis.
I'm quoting her directly, and you're using a poor definition of "corroborate."
update: I hacked up parinfer-codemirror to be modal and indicate mode visually, here is the result: https://i.imgur.com/xPDc4Wy.gif

I'm wondering if paren mode might be what newbies actually want, and they can go and learn about indent mode later?
Why are they boosting rank for clicks? Of course that won't work. They know who actually bought the thing. Even that can be gamed, but it gets expensive to buy and ship stuff to yourself.
Nobody bothers to decouple them because usually rendering a terminal is trivial and the output rate isn’t as fast for most use cases. But it sounds like if you’ve done it before it might be a cool thing to contribute to your preferred open source terminal program (if you want to.)
Palo Alto: Suspect asks residents to use their Wi-Fi during burglary, police say
Epithelial cells adopt a new geometric shape so that tissue can curve
That’s literally all traditional news is. One questionable and undoubtedly biased source writes an article. If it’s likely to get attention, then other news stations copy it verbatim. Social media is just an “unpolished” version of this preexisting turd of a setup.
No, but I would discipline a subordinate who was the subject of complaints about hitting on coworkers, and fire a subordinate who hit on one of their own subordinates.
Please don't take a bad thread further into flamewar.
Scutoid: A scutoid is a geometric solid between two parallel surfaces
Using non-standard interface elements and methods is the #1 way to get me to stop using a macOS product. Your program has to be pretty darned special for me to learn a whole new set of muscle memory movements for it.

Heck, I about dumped OS X when Apple changed the default application opening method. It used to be that when an application was loading and you switched to another window, the application opened behind what you were now working on. Or if you were working on something and another application in the background opened a window, you only got the jumping icon to let you know.

Today, applications can hijack focus pretty much whenever they want, aping one of Windows' most annoying UI features.
> Yeah its amazing how all over Europe after 70 years they still regularly find bombs.

Note in various places it's WW1 munitions as well (and some of those being chemical and biological weapons).

There was just so much used in both wars that it's practically inevitable, because much is now below the surface and exposed through ploughing.
There have recently been some massive purges of reviews, including many real/organic reviews. I've heard from many sellers that they lost a ton of reviews on listings, even though they never made fake reviews or otherwise messed with it. It seems to be specific categories and some are saying it's concentrated in categories where Amazon has their own PL brands.
And vice versa, apparently.
There's a good podcast on this recently from reply-all.

Apparently in many cases the expense of buying and shipping (usually to a random US address) is well worth a top product placement spot.

https://www.gimletmedia.com/reply-all/124#episode-player
> They basically don't let you transfer any data out once it's in the cloud"

And how much does transferring 1PB of your data from AWS to say GCP cost, with those outrageous egress costs?

That's how they stop you.
Please don't perpetuate flamewars.
This discussion stopped being viable a long time ago and you've done the most to drag the thread down. Please stop now.
Like the Von Neumann architecture?
Per the article, you can enable the FPS monitor in Advanced Settings which only shows up when using the Metal renderer.
I worked in a recording studio for a few years, and my impression is that for pop production, a lot of sound experiments are not reproducible. There are certainly fundamentals (e.g. understanding microphone design and placement techniques) but the random factors loom large.

Success depends less on applying principles in a straightforward way and more on being able to recognize when something is compelling and doggedly experimenting until something clicks. The story of the TR-808's design feels familiar.
Ads to developers?
The point is that doesn't matter or help someone dealing with some unfortunate issue today. It's true but useless information to them coming from someone who doesn't have to deal with it.
It used to work, from what I hear. It doesn't anymore. There was a time not so long ago when a large number of wishlist adds translated to ranking.
I can remember talking politics on message boards as a young teen. I don't think memes necessarily help. Its just a new medium of exchange now that forums are well and truly dead.
Click the link. That and much more is answered there.
Right... and it's still live... so why does anyone care about this guy's Twitter bot?
Don’t trust quick-bench results you see on the internet
The most important thing product people need to understand is to not treat engineers as mindless robotic resource that you can deploy on any problem and get the output of Code. Engineers are human beings so it makes sense to create environment in which they can do their best. There are human universals like feeling of belonging, job satisfaction, flow, low stress, less chaos, appreciation that can improve team productivity. Wish there was a way to track it in a quantifiable way.
This is true, but terminals tend to be used with monospace fonts that aren't very typographically complex.

That said there may? be languages other than English where ligatures are more than decorative, and would be more useful to have in a terminal.
To relax you have to ditch the child with family for a few days. You don’t need to do anything crazy - just leave the kid with someone you trust and get a hotel anywhere and be adults and you’ll be fine.

If being with your partner is stressful, maybe find a way to carve out some days in the woods alone or with friends. It’s not impossible and definitely helps recharge.
The seller fraud started happening when Amazon let international vendors on the platform so they could compete with Alibaba. It's virtually impossible for Amazon to police all their international vendors given how hard things like verification are internationally. Even when they do ban a vendor, it's very easy for them to pop up again under a different name.
I wonder what it would cost to hire a maid and butler for your home for a week. Hmmm. I might just need to try that on our next staycation
It was my understanding the ticket price basically covered the film licensing cost, the movie theater made basically zero profit of that. They make their profits off concessions. I don’t know if that’s true still or not, but used to be the case.
There are a number of services that will generate fluff reviews for your book. You take a risk, though, because if Amazon detects them, you're getting delisted. Also, Amazon will flag your book if your friends and family review it.
This optional feature is the other way around. When you turn it on, the connect to a remote servers, that remote server can run commands on your local box.
In case anyone was actually interested in the outcome of the research, it's here https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1019955719964160006.html , and so far there's nothing substantial. They say they're going to replace the boot screen.
And it’s a smaller footprint on the environment. Less carbon, fewer tourists spoiling places (places which get overrun by tourists).
This is wise counsel, especially if you have a similar in-law or parent setup.
I think everyone vacations for a different reason. For instance, I'm leaving on a two week vacation around Ireland Monday. Sure staying at home would have been "less stressful" - in the sense I have less to worry about, but I'm not taking a vacation to reduce risk.

I think life is about experiences. I've worked in different roles, lived in different places, traveled around, because that's what I enjoy. By moving around and seeing different walks of life, you learn to empathize and understand others. You come back to work with a different perspective.

In fact, I view stress itself as a perspective problem. I will be more relaxed on my vacation (even though I'm traveling with my 6 month old son) because I simply won't worry about the mundane. It's going to be good food, company, and sights. I see no reason it would be less stressful at home.

Now, I have also taken "staycations" - and I love them as well, often I get stuff done around the house, or just chill on my bed all day. It's a different flavor, but I don't find it any less stressful or more enjoyable. I think, in part, it's what ever you (and those around you) view as relaxing and vacations.
Need "missing blob" (corrupted git repo).

That problem is a depressing one and not uncommon [1]

[1] https://stackoverflow.com/q/18678853/1212596
I quit my job knowing a better one was coming down the pipe soon. Had 10 weeks off. I did nothing except sleep, read, exercise. It was glorious
> Progress has often been stunningly rapid. The vast majority of poor Americans enjoy luxuries unavailable to the Vanderbilts and Astors of 150 years ago, such as electricity, air-conditioning and colour televisions.

Yes, things are better, but only when they're not terrible.

I think the Vanderbilts and Astors, and their current cousins, inbred and not, still have a profound advantage over the rest of us, poor or not, in that they enjoy existential security within the current frame of reference, and can reasonably live their lives with that assumption.

In other words, the rich experience little to no risk in losing what security they have, or falling below the security level of the poor, while constant security risk could be the practical definition of being poor.

So what if you have a phone, if that and all else can disappear in the wink of a bureaucratic or natural systems eye.
Looks like Apple's implemented a significant part of the iOS boot chain security model here: I'm seeing AP Tickets, the Tatsu Signing Server (gs.apple.com), and personalization using ECIDs, all of which are part of the signing process for low-level boot on iOS.

By the way, the iPhone Wiki has J137AP down as the iBridge processor, not the iMac Pro itself: https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/J137AP
I’ve only been a parent for 9mo but have yet to find anything relaxing. It’s been the most stressful time on my mind and my body. Don’t get me wrong, i wouldn’t change a thing if I had to do it again but some days the thought of just being dead is peaceful and calming.
> You're thinking about it too hard.

Mostly, I'm trying to determine if your assertion was a speculation based on, say, evidence (either from NYS previous behavior or from another jurisdiction), or strictly your intuition or guesswork.

So far, I've only seen the latter. My own intuition is this has nothing to do with voters and everything to do with legislators and administrative regulators, over whom voters have only a vague influence and only after deals like this are already done.

Even so, do you even have anything to back up your claim that voters (and most of them, at that) care about additional cables on utility poles, especially in New York State (and not just something that shows people merely prefer underground utilities to pole-mounted, which is undisputed)?
It really looks like a boot verification process to restrict which OSes can run on the device, à la iOS, which can only run what is current and signed by Apple.
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Perhaps I wasn't clear - if people come after you in the physical world (which you cannot escape), that is a crime and we have the appropriate police and judicial departments to take care of it.

If people send you messages online on a public social media platform (which you can turn off at anytime), it is not a big deal. Massive difference between both. Twitter already provides several tools like blocking notifications from unknowns and making your profile private if you want to reduce the noise, but fundamentally Twitter is based on public broadcast so perhaps you would be better suited to something like Snapchat which focuses on private personal connections instead.
Bullshit. ADP, Quickbooks, Kronos, etc. all have wildly popular hosted time tracking software. Some kind of online time card is practically a requirement to sell payroll and/or invoicing services these days.
Are we forever resigned to serial monopolies...?

That's an excellent question, and one I'm considering.

The dynamic I describe seems to produce those. And monopolies and networks are tightly related.

In particular, it seems to me that very nearly all monopolies have a network element, expressed physically or logically. You may have to squint at times to see it.

But is the converse true? Do all networks create monopolies? Here I think the answer is no, in which case the question becomes "why not".

That might hold some clues.

Open protocols, counterveiling networks, various forms of friction, and holding specific control points open, all seem to help.
I get that we're smushed pretty far into the right margin on this thread (I didn't realize that before, since I got here by following Rayiner comments), and I get that there's a distinction between "you should be ashamed of yourself" and "here's what's problematic about what you said", but this is not a random pointless thread; I can give you links to multiple other times people on HN have implied that men shouldn't meet privately with women, or even that they should avoid hiring them because they won't be able to meet privately with them, and the people saying that should be ashamed of themselves (and should also probably talk to an employment lawyer).

I'll back off just like everyone else will now that you've stepped in, but there aren't really two sides to this issue; someone said something problematic, and other people responded, perhaps heatedly but not unexpectedly or gratuitously so.
The UN may have contributed in a non-obvious way, as a one-stop-shopping experience for spies. Not knowing your adversaries' capability and intentions can contribute to pre-emptive strikes and invasion. Knowing your adversaries' secrets can lead to "meh, they're not such a threat."
I'm not sure how often the National Enquirer and it's supermarket checkout line cousins publish but they are certainly available and fairly popular (very popular histically) outside of NYC.

Our disagreement could be a dialect thing though, when I say tabloid I mean a printed paper that consists entirely of stories about UFOs and lurid celebrity gossip. I believe in other parts of the world tabloid has something to do with the format of the paper and the content is considered somewhat but not totally disreputable.

I'm not sure which meaning the other posters are using.
And even if we are better off compared to the past, it doesn't mean we are in a better situation today given the increasing wealth inequality. Pinker is selectively emphasizing the socio-economic comparisons with the past and ignoring current socio-economic comparisons between population groups. If the gap between rich and the rest is wider today than it was 50 years ago, are we really better off?

Lets say you have a boxing match and your opponent's boxing gloves are slightly better than yours. The next boxing match, your opponent gives you his boxing gloves and he uses brass knuckles. You're currently better off compared to your previous self since you have better boxing gloves. But the distance between your current self and your opponent ( brass knuckles ) has increased significantly. So are you really better off?

It's like two groups going to battle. In the first battle, group A fights with wiffle bats and group B fights with baseball bats. For the next battle, group A wises up and brings baseball bats. But group B brings machine guns.

Technically, in battle 2, group A is better off with baseball bats rather than wiffle bats. But the "distance" between them and their opponent has increased significantly so you'd be hard pressed to say they are better off in battle 2.

This is the same trick economists use. Just because things improve in absolute terms over time doesn't mean that things are better off comparatively within societies.
Fake spot is great. I don't buy anything on Amazon until I check it on FakeSpot.
> The important bit is the ability to enroll your own signing key.

…which I don't believe Apple has opened up? Right now it's use Apple's keys for verification, or don't use the feature at all.
Putin wanted to interrogate me. Trump called it ‘an incredible offer.’ Why?
Now imagine what the people in Laos, Vietnam or Cambodia have to put up with. During the Vietnam war more bombs were dropped there than during whole World War 2.
It's a shitty opinion.

Law has been around for a very long time and harassment vs speed has been successfully understood and prosecuted for a very long time. If it's a passing comment on a social network then no matter how dispicable it is, it's just a comment. Ignore and block it, and move on with your life.
> men can't have an opinion on gender equality, or what not

It's about getting the people with the right experience and weighting people's opinions based on experience. For a long time mens opinions have been overweighted in gender issues hence the push for rebalancing.
That sounds a little like a stunt or limited to very specific circumstances.
Perhaps you should look into why people were dropping bombs in Germany in the first place.
There are much more differences between debug and release than having debug info included in the executable so your reasoning makes little sense. Many people, for example, build games for PS4, which runs a FreeBSD Unix-like OS, unawares that their debug and release builds only pertain to Windows...
That's a very helpful perspective.
Wiping a disk is not a security threat; I can do that from the recovery OS without booting into Linux. What is a security threat is modifying the operating system to contain a backdoor so that it can read from your hard drive when you unwittingly enter your password to unlock the disk.
I'm thinking this would be more appropriate on ShowHN or even AskHN.
I live in Denver. Laying around and being pandered to here is much more expensive than doing it in many other countries. So we can actually save a lot of money by traveling.
Plants produce ‘green vaccine’ against norovirus
The gas lighting I've seen on this topic in recent years is weird. Who's paying for it or what's their angle? Some kind of travel startup?
induction cooktops?
> All I'm saying is that people with power/money can use these to skew media to push their own agenda.

Are you saying these cannot happen via conventional outlets?
How would you drop a Launch Daemon on the device if FileVault is enabled (as it is by default on all new Macs)?
Oh, I thought not another UI library, please.