skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Curiosity is always good, and thanks for the compliments. Responses to your questions in order:

- We follow DFM/DFX very well. It's a strength of an automated system that you can make strong guarantees on the designs that come out of the tool. A board design that cannot be manufactured is useless, and our boards are guaranteed manufacturable.

- We rarely follow explicit layout guidelines, and instead determine electrical constraints and solve for a design that meets them. The switching regulator layout in the data sheet rarely fits well in any given floorplan. Better to make sure the physics are right than to encode rigid (and potentially arbitrary) constraints.

- See above. We don't copy/paste - we solve for the layout that fits, subject to electrical constraints.

- More of a lack of user constraints. Space makes good neighbours of electrical components, and makes testing/characterization easier. When size isn't critical, the optimal design is more spaced out.

- Layout is deterministic, and board revs are pretty smooth when all you have to do is edit the source code.

We're not looking for an acquisition. Luckily for you, we don't have to be acquired by Altium to write a plugin for their tool. Our competition are electrical engineers grinding out work that they don't want to be doing anyway.
wouldn't Reddit be a place for that?

you could also checkout indiehackers.com

Not sure if there are any slack channels.
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Fair enough, although I suspect someone just figured (basic) compliance was less expensive than litigation. Either way, I bristle at the idea that EU law applies to NPR's main site. That's like saying the U.S. Congress can require things of bbc.co.uk
How does SMS interception actually work in practice? Wouldn't this require physical access to the phone/SIM, or are there any known remote exploits?
Survival Income?
New MBP have smaller batteries in relation to power consumption than the generation before. My new MBP also has shorter battery life than my Air and it runs much hotter. It has a dedicated gfx that is almost completely offset by its screen resolution compared to my Air in game benchmarks.

Also, notice that I wasn't complaining about battery life, so your response doesn't not address it.
This has been done by governments for decades with magnet schools to force desegregation.
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> You're right, it is unusual.

But its also exceptionally sensible. Its one of those costs that look bad on the book at first but pay for themselves over the long haul by a considerable distance.
Even with an interested relative, sometimes there's just too much stuff. My father-in-law left a basement full of computer stuff. There was some Heathkit hardware, TRS-80s, a couple of AT&T 3B2's, tons of PCs, a Bell Labs MAC Tutor, old calculators, thousands of CDs and floppies, piles and piles of printouts of old code, plus books. Some of it was probably valuable to someone, somewhere, but it was a full room, chest deep with stuff, and just hauling it all out took several days. Nearly all of the hardware went to an electronics recycler.
Just yesterday I was doing some research on the state of education in my home state of California, starting with a transcript of a 2003 Morrow Report TV program titled "From first to worst." The rough gist is that California for many years was mandated to allocate approximately equal (and generally inadequate!) funding between districts to correct inequalities of opportunity between school districts. Originally, this was done by adjusting how much the state kicked in above the local district funding; after Prop 13 it became mostly a question of state allocation, since districts could no longer effectively raise their own funds.

Foundations arose as a way for parents to ensure proper funding in districts that were lucky enough to have the donors. So, thank goodness that some districts haven't fallen through the floor, but we're back in the unequal situation we were in before.

Since that 2003 report, charter schools and an update to the funding policy called the "Local Control Funding Formula" have tried to address some of the shortcomings of the equal-across-the-board policy (namely, woefully inadequate funding for districts with greater low-income and english-learning challenges), but our state still funds in the low middle of the pack or at the dirt bottom of state spending per pupil, depending on whether you take cost of living into account.

LBJ's foundation would seem to have arisen along similar lines: like CA, the state is not doing nearly enough to support its public schools, so private citizens have to try to fill the gap through philanthropy. This is great for the children of Akron, but the limitations are clear: it's one school in one corner of the state! I hope this is a shot across the bow that convinces people that raising taxes to fund education properly is not the end-all boondoggle that so many people seem to think it is. A superstar per school doesn't sound scalable to me.
From a guardian article: "Olli Kangas, an expert involved in the trial, told the Finnish public broadcaster YLE: “Two years is too short a period to be able to draw extensive conclusions from such a big experiment. We should have had extra time and more money to achieve reliable results.”" https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/apr/23/finland-to-end...

Further: "The scheme – ... – is strictly speaking not a universal basic income (UBI) trial, because the payments are made to a restricted group and are not enough to live on."

I'm still hopeful. Also, what other plan is there to deal with wealth distribution and automation dissolving jobs?
Like Communism, the advocates of UBI will always say, well that wasn't TRUE/REAL/ACTUAL UBI.
It looks like it's just the rails routing, nothing else. It doesn't include any of the ORM stuff, or even any of the defaults. It's simply routing by convention. To say it's like rails is to say a skateboard is like a car because it has 4 wheels.
We should tax the rich more then.
It's not all about personal responsibility. Something to also consider is that the psychology of poverty also drives bad decisions [1]. Turns out the financial pressures that drive people to make bad decisions are also some of the pressures the I promise school is trying to alleviate.

[1]: http://review.chicagobooth.edu/behavioral-science/2018/artic...
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Life is full of much more complicated scenarios. A friend of mine recently passed away from cancer. Her 2 kids will now go live with someone else, who already have kids of their own, and are now taking on a very significant financial burden that they could not have planned for. How would you view this family that suddenly has more kids than they can afford?

Some things actually do just "happen", like weather.
According to thier latest quarterly results - at least a few million want them.
You don't want regulation to level the field, you want to set up a barrier to entry for smaller players. And I've thought of this many times, regarding all the terrible news outlets out there.

But you'd have to gut 1A to do it, and it would instantly be used for evil. Nope, just hell no.
There's really no indication of whether it was a lack of success or not.

If it showed worse health and/or employment outcomes for recipients, that'd be a data point. But the fact that a government cancelled it without any explanation really doesn't say much, except that it's subject to politics.
Would someone kindly explain how a SMS can be intercepted during 2FA and how/why tokens otoh are safer?

A friend and I were brainstorming the design of a fraud prevention app/startup just this week and we naively thought SMS would be the way to go. Yikes!
How about "teenager calls phone company, gets number reassigned"? That's the level of assurance we're dealing with in SMS.
DMOZ tried that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMOZ
Facebook Employees Explain Struggle to Care About Ethics When Gig So Cushy
Automated Reverse Engineering: Mistfall Engine
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The SMS interception via social engineering of telecom support staff, as others have pointed out, seems most likely, but consider another approach: an app on the users phone with message read permissions. Most people are not diligent enough to perform an audit of the permissions requested by every app they install and I could also believe a determined attacker might install an app on an unattended and unlocked phone given the opportunity.
So Jack London had UBI? What is stopping someone else from doing exactly what Jack did? The government shouldn’t be a charity — that’s what charities are for.
I didn't mean to say people who aren't directly responsible should shrug their shoulders and move on. I have this discussion with my wife often. How the hell do you help kids who have little to no support structure at home?

Our federal and local governments often make it harder for these people, and I'm all for fixing that (with my notion of what a "fix" looks like of course.) That's not the entire story though; how do you make fathers stick around? How do you solve for poverty? You don't, at least, we have never been able to do so, and now you get into philosophical territory about whether or not that's even possible.

My issue is that I have no idea how to fix it. Pumping more money into low income schools is not a cure-all. Don't get me wrong, it can help, but we have many cases where it made little to no difference because teachers and iPads can't do it all.

Anyways, that's a lot of rambling. My point is that I don't think the sentiment of "these people are oppressed" (which is what I assume most mean when they say it's "society's fault") is correct. It's far more complicated than that.
Good point, I was reading through licenses and saw some like Apache and Mozilla mentioned trademark limitations, but now that you mention it, that probably only counts if you trademark it first! I will look into trademarking without an LLC, great idea.
Well it clearly wasn’t. It was not universal, at all. Nor was it enough to survive on. So it fails in all definitions.
Right, and the best way to fix that problem is by taking away easy access to contraceptives and eliminating sexual education from schools. And while we're at it let's overturn Roe vs. Wade.

If we just pray a little harder, people will stop having kids! Teenagers will stop having sex! Condoms will stop breaking!
That assumes that GDP would not be impacted negatively by the massive tax increase.

I'm sure there are many theories, in both directions, of what would happen to the total tax revenues if you were to raise rates significantly, but it's surely far more complicated that your idea makes it sound.
You probably simply can't do a `data['animal__breed']` query (not with that syntax anyway; you can implement custom lookups though) if your key happens to contain a double underscore.
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I understand what they're getting at but it still seems like every single person is of the opinion that they view the facts and come to logical conclusion. Everyone also believes that everyone other then themselves is a simple minded dolt easily manipulated.

In the context of this article my biggest problem is that there's an assumption that only one side is easily manipulated (i.e. those idiots who voted for Trump but left to their own devices would have voted for Clinton) and only one side does the manipluating (i.e. our side puts out an honest version of the facts which obviously is complicated and difficult to understand. The other side lies to get morons to side with them.)

If we can all just get on board with the idea that everyone except for me is a simple minded dolt I think we'll all be happier.
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12 years of no hurricanes eh?

heres the list of hurricanes that have made landfall:
http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/tcfaq/E23.html

here's a list of atlantic hurricanes:
http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/tcfaq/E11.html

axios made this nice chart showing intensity by year:
https://www.axios.com/thirty-years-of-atlantic-hurricanes-15...

here's the noaa page about global warming and hurricanes:
https://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanes/
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The availability of abortions can be severely limited depending on which state you live in.
Either some sort of ss7 exploit [0] or the attackers socially engineered the cell service provider [1]. This happened to some big YouTubers in the past [2].

[0] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2014/12/18...

[1] https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/07/10/att_falls_for_hacke...

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caVEiitI2vg
Pyramid is often forgotten. It's genuinely designed to be extended (vs. Flask's approach of "here you have a magic-global variable (that's magically working like a stack of dicts), go put some stuff into it"); a good example would be renderers. In Django it's still kinda awkward to use other/multiple templating engines; Flask doesn't really help. Pyramid on the other hand has a simple and extensible interface to support multiple templates and other renderers ( https://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/en/latest/na.... ). This is a common theme with Pyramid. Another is avoiding global state; they're quite successful at that (vs. "I declare my entire app/blueprint within a function"-Flask and "I don't know how this works, it's just like magic. I go to my model class and, BAM, suddenly I'm connected to some database"-Django). Django ORM is awkward and not that good, but awkward to replace.
Thank you -- added to the to-do list :)
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Just gonna drop this here, re: the availability of abortion services: https://www.guttmacher.org/fact-sheet/state-facts-about-abor...
SMS ties security to phone numbers. Phone companies can trivially move numbers to different people, accounts, and SIMs. When you rely on SMS for security, you are relying on the customer support staff of giant mobile phone companies for your security.

There are other more technical weaknesses with SMS, because the phone networks themselves are also insecure. But the big issue is phone companies themselves.

Don't use SMS 2FA.
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Yeah, I think it was a bit shorter, so probably an earlier version of that. And maybe not the exact phrase, but the concept.
Or what if, we allow tracking and ads, with native speed?

There is the problem of Network that won't / cant be fixed in any short term. Then the problem with Rendering and Reflow.

The first one being a long time before everyone gets 1Gbps internet, the 2nd being even if you have 1Gbps internet it will still be slow due to all the mini scripts.

What if the fonts were there in the first place?

What if the browser actively tack every mouse movement, links etc, bringing 80-90% of all the tracking scripts datapoint, and doing so natively, sending back the data to website as requested.

No more 3 - 5MB of Scripts downloaded per site, no more CPU running of these scripts, no more 1MB of fonts. And they don't cause the page to jank. You get Butterly smooth webpages while still getting Ads.

My biggest problem is with the idea of extending the Web via Javascript and everything should be Javascript only. Rather than extending the Web Browser native function.

Unfortunately this is an idea that Apple may not like, even if the data are anonymised.
> If there is a household with one parent, 5+ children, and not enough beds for them, the problem has occurred long before.

Yes, perhaps the husband/wife that was the single/primary earner in the family happened to die and thus the family found itself in hard times.
I'm surprised this doesn't mention the European Court of Justice's decision that The Pirate Bay does directly infringe copyright. I'm paraphrasing the decision but there's a detailed writeup here: http://copyrightblog.kluweriplaw.com/2017/06/30/cjeu-decisio...
There is a vocal minority of people don't believe the overwhelming scientific consensus about global warming, and they downvote, flag, and argue in these posts aggressively. Consequently, the topic gets the reputation of being "divisive". It's playbook how to make an important topic taboo, and an extraordinary success for the people that don't believe the overwhelming scientific consensus about the impact of modern human activity on the climate (or believe it, but profit from the status quo).
We have that in the Czech Republic, according to English Wikipedia, it's called "living wage".