skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Quantum formulation of the Einstein equivalence principle
The US is nearly universally accused of having a global oppressive empire precisely due to those military bases. When you point out to skeptics that the host countries can ask the US to leave at any time, you get the predictable responses. So even if you're correct and the host is making a volitional choice, that's not how it's going to be perceived as time goes on and China's military and economy continues to increase in size and reach.
concentrates + pax vape is oderless.
That was the argument before WWI.
The phrasing mostly, he/she was painting with very broad brush strokes.
Yes, they do.

Literally. the first version required you to register by phone or mail in order to get the full game.

If you mean the most recent version... they know exactly which commercial retailers purchased the game, and in what quantities. They might not know exactly which consumer ended up with those games, but those consumers were not their customers, the retailers were.
Hiring locals is not philanthropy and people generally care quite a lot about it, that's why ABC corp can't hire anyone in the world and just bring them to America.

Remember that hiring foreigners doesn't just mean 'work' - it means bringing them into the country and all that entails.
Pepsico's SunChips use a biodegradable bag [1], so it is possible.

[1] https://www.greenbiz.com/blog/2014/03/18/pepsis-biodegradabl...
Startup School Reject? (Let's start our own support group)
Is 1 week of open rec legally enough to justify hiring an H1B? I thought the legal requirement to justify the petition was longer than that.
So what? Camera companies, television companies, have been using simulated images in advertisements since forever. It's an ad. Of course it's fake. What world are you living in?
Ah yes, it seems like I've been mistaken :-(

I distinctly remember that Delta-Sigma was a slow-type of ADC. And I guess I confused it with the one in the ATMega328p.
I thought amp was the mobile site?
https://reddit.statuspage.io/

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Thanks Sam, this impacted people in real ways. I think you guys can do right by folks.
Instead of trying to optimize every last variable to maximize population and minimize side effects, it seems much more reliable and simple to minimize population. So many problems would be solved with 1% of the population. Think of the traffic improvements!

Let's go for laws that limit children to under 47 per family.
Anecdotal. History of alcoholism and other fun stuff in the family, so maybe I'm trying to gussy up the truth.
I received the ‘accepted’ one in the midnight, and We celebrated the whole 15 minutes, bought a round ticket as well, I was thinking about book a room on Airbnb, but we still have work to do. I got the 'sorry' one just before I shutdown my laptop, I don't know how to tell my friends, it'll take 2 or days to forget it. We're absolutely gonna keep going. There was a mistake, we were not accepted by Startup School, that's all I need to say. Everyone will be fine.
At 13:45 in this interview from 2003 with Sergey Brin and Larry Page, you can listen to them try to explain idempotentence on the air to Terry Gross and her NPR audience:

http://www.npr.org/2003/10/14/167643282/google-founders-larr...
> You can buy US gift cards via [0], at least it works for me.

Unfortunately it requires a credit card with a US billing address[1].

> Also you can switch to Canada region without any payment method(while switching to US region requires a US credit card).

The US store also does not require a credit card[2][3]. It does require entering a US address, but the address is not validated in any way.

Edit: apparently you can't always chose "none" as a payment method when changing regions[4]. I can't remember what I did, I might have created the account while being in the US, or perhaps I used ssh port forwarding with an US server, but, as you can see it works for me.

[1] https://i.imgur.com/dvT9M1J.png

[2] https://i.imgur.com/5ZQ0Lih.png

[3] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204034

[4] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203905
I experimented extensively with sativas, indicas, and all sorts of hybrids. I never ever got a euphoria. Indicas (and sativas in sufficient quantity) would give me couch lock, and clouded my mind to where I couldn't code. It never felt good, even tho I really wanted it to. I wanted to replace opioids with it. Sadly I just don't think my body works with it. Maybe that's why I come from a family of alcoholics rather than potheads :shrug:
Thinking is everything. A bright future means clear thinking
We use Jenkins when we need something more complicated than cron can provide.
An alternative explanation would be that there's more bullshit in our field, so we get more practice. ;)
Do people in general understand how incredibly rotten, rigged, and broken everything is?

Imagine buying your dream house (a figurative one only coincidentally related to the article), turning the doorknob and it comes off in your hand. You flick the light switch but no lights, and it collapses into the panel. Touch the wall, and your finger pokes through. Completely broken, disintegrated, nested with termites and other creepy crawlers. The "inspectors" told you everything was fine.

That is our world, and this life.
But they can always go home, there is nothing to stop that. So I would argue the loyalty they buy isn’t worth much.
Thank you for genuinely helping out guys here!

Initial reactions maybe harsh from everyone since lots of people are emotionally attached to their startups and YC at the same time.
But, in some time, I trust most of the champions here will understand this error.

Guys keep plugging! I see lots of community already being formed here to share their lecture journey. I believe it's nice to have that kind of place to interact with everyone.
The k8s community is moving full steam ahead toward replacing docker containers with OCI-compliant cri-o/podman. Docker had a good run with a great idea, but it doesn’t make sense to leave all of this vendor-agnostic tooling reliant on Docker (the company).
Reddit Experiencing Elevated Error Rates
This is dogma, not advice.
Nice VIM trick for Python code
For context, this article is regarding a Fair Go story. They're like a "Stand up for the small guy" type show here in New Zealand so it's not surprise that they didn't really go into detail at all. Their target audience wouldn't know, nor likely care how Apple went about this process. The same could also be said likely about whether it was a phone unlock or an iCloud dump. Viewers just want to see a happy ending for the "small guy against the big corporate"
That’s not how it works. DOL sets a floor to salaries based on the US prevailing wage. If any H1-B holder is paying 1/10th of what a US worker costs, they are breaking the law.
Thanks for the tip. I didn't realize they really don't like that. I think the cat is well and truly out of the bag, though.

https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Anews.ycombinator.com+...
I think they have a task worker system built back in 2014[1], so they need to have something custom working with it as well. Back then I think they really didn't have many options, but if they were to do it again now, I think either AWS Lambda or AWS Batch will serve this type of scheduled job cases very well.

[1]: https://engblog.nextdoor.com/nextdoor-taskworker-simple-effi...
Don't worry guys, I created a PR to fix it.

This is an open source project so I'm sure this will be priority one as soon as the Docker project admins get online (https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/pull/7242)
Oh great another attempt at the daily China thread on HN.

With both the whatabowtists and the anti-China hawks trying to outplay each other in the moral outrage game.

There are plenty of subreddits for those who like to astroturf about China ranging from anti-China hawks to pro-Beijing trolls.

Sorry for the cynicism, but I really dislike astroturfers.
We schedule jobs on our Elixir cluster. Nice to not need anything on top of what you're already running
The US is hardly an ideal state, but they have policies in place to limit civilian casualties and actually practice them in warfare. The process of estimating civilian casualties from each bombing run is not just as a paperwork but actually delays the use of force on a regular basis. This is a direct outgrowth of past blowback from indiscriminate total war in the past.

So, while it’s possible that China would use similar restraint you actually need to support that argument, because the American military does actually Agonize about this stuff.

Ex: http://www.jcs.mil/Portals/36/Documents/Doctrine/training/jt...
Every single day, sometimes multiple times a day, there are posts on HN pushing one anti-China narrative or another. Every single day there is a barrage of anti-China armchair experts all too happy to wax poetic about the evils of communism, the CPC and authoritarianism. I have to say, it's becoming more and more of an /r/Worldnews-esque, politically polarised echo-chamber in here and it's a huge turn-off.

I know I'm not the only one who feels this way and I can only imagine the great expert commenters this board is losing because of this.
Active Prominences on a Quiet Sun
A Parasitic Vine That Slowly Sucks the Life Out of Wasps
> Truth is, no one cares. GDPR is an overreach designed to shake down American mega-corps

And yet it hurts small startups that don't have the resources to become fully GDPR compliant more.
Thank you Sam
Well, cannabis isn't legal in red states.
A society in which most people were walking around stoned, drunk or on hallucinogens is not consistent with what most people would consider a civic or moral society and the negative aspects wouldn't need 'explaining' as it would be self evident.
> If you were surprised by Abu Gharaib then you clearly weren't paying attention to exactly the same sort of thing happening in prisons in the South.

Prison guards in the South in the early 2000s were making the equivalent of photographic "trading cards" glorifying their torture, rape, and humiliation of inmates[1]? I'll admit I've never read anything about that.

Can you give some links to stories that covered this at the time?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Ghraib_torture_and_prisone...
Many would beg to differ - in what that actually suggests and implies (as if people are doing well enough). How do you define these things?

First you need to figure out what things like poverty mean in the big picture; things like debt stress and how much everyone should have.

https://medium.com/@abraxian/thinking-is-everything-a-bright...

https://www.statista.com/chart/11857/the-global-pyramid-of-w...

“The level of financial inequality around the world is staggering. According to a new Credit Suisse report, 45.9 percent of global household wealth is in the hands of just 0.7 percent of the world’s population. Those 36 million individuals control a mind-boggling $128.7 trillion, as can be seen from the following the pyramid.

“Below that, 391m people own $111.4 trillion, 39.7 percent of global wealth, despite accounting for just 7.9 percent of the adult population. The base of the pyramid is the most poignant and it shows how 3.47 billion people (70 percent of the population) share a combined wealth of $7.6 trillion which is just 2.6 percent of total wealth.”

What all of this means is that in reality, when it comes to practicing rights at work rather than ideological theory and liberal sentiment, you don’t have any stopping power or negotiating power whatsoever to resist the flow of money and wealth in the world, and how these dictate your life. They, the rich, and their processes, determine all of the overarching actual degrees of freedom in society. Conservatives like to say you can shop somewhere else — where? Who has all the land, resources and natural resources? These must belong to the people together as part of the national commonwealth. There is no other way.

“More than a third of Britain’s land is still in the hands of a tiny group of aristocrats, according to the most extensive ownership survey in nearly 140 years.

“In a shock to those who believed the landed gentry were a dying breed, blue-blooded owners still control vast swathes of the country within their inherited estates.

“A group of 36,000 individuals — only 0.6 per cent of the population — own 50 per cent of rural land.”

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1328270/A-Britain-ST...
thanos did nothing wrong!
Agreed.

Being dishonest like this is one of the fastest way to lose customers. Please can spot it a mile away.

They should make it optional. Have the email collection form prominently there and ask users if they want to sign up to receive the newsletter, free tutorial, free e-book, whitepapers, etc.

Then also have a "No thanks, take me to the download".

While email to download is fine in most marketing contexts, it is NOT fine for open source products. If they want to collect emails they need to offer something in addition. It doesn't even have to be that much. A free e-book on how to use Docker or something.

The download page could also have a "Please support us by ..." section.

There are so many better ways to go about this.
I don't see anything about acid rain. I see ocean acidification, which is caused by atmospheric CO2 dissolving into ocean water as carbonic acid.
So, thanks to billions of people coming out of poverty in China, Russia, etc as a result of freer trade and the death of true communism...we have even more pollution than ever before? Seems like a double sided thing.

I have a much more optimistic view of the future. I think that because more people are connected, more technology is developing and spreading faster, that we'll be able to move to renewable energy sources faster. The development and maturity of China's manufacturing capabilities will help speed our transition to renewable energy sources like solar.
There's actually a whole minecraft-esque game being built with sustainability / human footprint in mind.

It's much more complex than this mod I believe but still in early release.

http://www.strangeloopgames.com/how-to-save-the-environment-...
Ask HN: Has any naive coder benefitted from MOOCs of fast.ai?
Yes, anti-depressants are addictive, and so is weed though to greater or lesser degrees, and in different ways.
A Conversation with MIT Prof. Gilbert Strang on deep learning and much more
That would seem possible on its face but if it were true I'd expect that having fewer people trying to buy homes would cause home prices to fall. And they very much have not been falling. The absolute number of houses in the US isn't shrinking so if prices are rising the number of people looking for houses is increasing or they're each willing to pay more money for the best houses or something like that.
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It's on billboards across california.
Google Analytics is easily blocked while still having access to the content. Loading the full content from their AMP servers is an all-or-nothing scenario. It effectively moves Google from being a 3rd party to a 1st party and the content provider becomes the 3rd party instead
Nvidia has a history of just sitting out their performance lead, see Geforce 8800 vs Geforce 9800.

Even in the initially released marketing material, by Nvidia, the 8800 GTX had the obviously way better raw specs than the 9800 GTX. Took them a couple of days until they changed the material to compare on performance % in different games.

But the 9800 GTX was actually a slower card than the one year older 8800 GTX due to lower memory bandwidth and capacity. As such it was competing against one generation older mid-range cards like the 8800 GTS 512.
It was still felony petty theft... how stealing a pizza is a felony is messed up, but it was still a felony.
Nomad was started about 39 months ago. The post in question is from 32 months ago when they wrote about a thing they had already built.

"We’ve been using Nextdoor Scheduler for over 18 months and we are extremely happy with it."

That means that what they built pre-dates Nomad by at least 11 months.
I remember all of the KRE, KVM, project.json, etc. It was pretty rough, and that's from someone that's been using .net daily since the 1.0 beta many years ago.

They've fixed all of that stuff.
Based on the CPU usage graph it looks like there's a lot more opportunity to downsize the scheduler hardware. I'd be curious to see how their TaskWorker cluster absorbs spikes in load when big cron jobs start.
How about Ryzen Pro which is targeted at enterprise?
I was expecting everything is 'reactive'( i.e react to events in real time) so there is no need for cron jobs.
You pick back and forth though, right? How does one screw up the draft so badly as to have only 10% chance of winning?
Or maybe China is just really horrible about human rights and there are a lot of articles about it because that is good journalism? This is a NY Times article about an important subject published today, why should this not be on HN?
> the immigration system disproportionately hurts American software engineers and American tech

The immigration debate suffers from overgeneralisation. Illegal immigration is a different problem from legal immigration. And short-term skilled migrants are unlike long-term skilled immigrants. Short-term migrants, i.e. those with no intention of staying in the U.S. long-term, probably depress American wages. Skilled immigrants aiming for residency, and certain classes of unskilled illegal immigrants, appear to add net value.

(Exhibit A of our system's self-destructiveness are international students at American universities being refused residency on graduation.)
As someone who doesn't like smoking but would like to try pot, is the end effect of smoking pot the same as eating pot cookies? I dont seen cookies mentioned any of the comments so far. Why is that?
Ars Technica noted that "Shot on iPhone" ads are technically correct but may use additional lenses and photo editing:

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/08/huawei-was-caught-us...

> Photos from Apple's "Shot on iPhone" ads are indeed taken with iPhones, albeit with additional equipment like special lenses attached to the phone, and they've been touched up with professional photo editing software... A tiny, fine-print disclosure about lenses and retouches appears on the Apple ads...
these fucking yellow nationalists
Nitrogen oxides are naturally caused by combustion (and volcanism), so it makes sense to me to have it. It's dependent only on the heat of the burn so wood and coal fires create quite a lot. Coal also produces a lot of sulfur oxides.

Hydrogen-heavy fuels like light oil and natural gas are the only fuels that burn cool enough to not produce significant amounts of acid.
> Does the fact that my landlord has a copy of my front door key mean that my locked door is "not locked"?

Yes, you can never be sure that your landlord has not let other people into your house. Your landlord could let the police into your house
> Wood stoves are carbon neutral

Not compared with not burning the wood, but using it in something like construction, where the carbon dioxide remains locked up [0]

[0] https://www.chathamhouse.org/expert/comment/wood-not-carbon-...
About the same as I felt about popup ads when it was a thing. Eventually these will be reliably filtered by ad blockers I guess.

In more philosophical terms, how am I supposed to feel about profit-optimizing websites that I don't want to pay for choosing to be shitty to me? Meh.
That's correct, kind of- nearly all modern cannabis are not pure strains, and the labelling at stores doesn't correspond to the species definitions.
I disagree -- it is a soporific effect, not a preference. You are essentially blaming the victim here, and that is complicit
It’s your life, and your call, but one compelling reason to ween off these drugs is simply that you’ll feel better (most likely) when you’re off of them. I felt like I got my old brain back when I got off Lorazepam. While we take these drugs to initially treat acute anxiety, they have a tendency to create chronic anxiety in the user. This of course requires more of the drug to combat, and you have a positive feedback cycle that makes them so difficult to get off of. But, at least in my experience, there was light at the end of the tunnel. And, FWIW, my doctor was extremely fallible despite his years of education, as you noted.
There’s cases where it’s distinctly slower though.

For this article, it might be due to caching strategies, but the non amp loads way faster for me (in perception about a second faster to start to read the article).
What about a docker-compose alternative?
They can’t because it’s obvious they have a secret FISA order preventing them to. The recent iMessages in the Cloud shows this: messages are end to end encrypted in iCloud using a separate, unique key that is only stored on your devices... and this key is uploaded to your iCloud account if you have backup enabled. No choice.

This is after the original version, got pulled from the beta suddenly with no reason and no widely reported bugs.

The design of this irrational system only makes sense when a 3 letter agency saw it, and got FISA to compel Apple to key escrow.
Yeah but your statements are largely irrelevant to what I was saying. A heavily influenced vote with borderline +/-2% isn't what I was discussing.
We do..?
You could even write a cron job to clean up the crontab
The thing is 110% users on HN already knew china was the bad guy

The rest are shitpost clickbaiting and comment circlejerking
"Imagine Earth" [1] is a game about competing firms engaging in colonization of a shared planet which heavily incorporates pollution and global warming into the gameplay...I've sunk many hours. Players need to balance economic development with reducing emissions, and have to pay an emission fee if they exceed a limit.

[1] https://www.imagineearth.info/
spotify> For example it is hard to see the difference between Ω and Ω even though one is obviously a Greek letter and the other is a unit for electrical resistance and in unicode they indeed have different code points

This surprised me, because the correct Ohm symbol is in fact the Greek letter, so why does Unicode have a special code point for it?

Unicode also does this for Kelvin, where the correct symbol is a capital K but Unicode has a separate code point for it, and for ångström where the correct symbol is a capital A with a circle above it but Unicode gives it a separate code point.

They do not do this for Newtons (capital N), Joules (capital J), Watts (capital W), or anything else I can see where the standard symbol is an ordinary letter or group of letters.

In all three of these cases the Unicode Consortium recommends NOT using the separate code point.

So...what's special about Ohms, Kelvins, and ångström that (1) gives them their own place in Unicode, and (2) what is the point since we are not, according to the Unicode Consortium, supposed to use them?
Their default mobile site is non amp, I think the amp version is only served through google search
Same here, works great for us.
Can’t believe this was accepted as a paper...
Depends how willing the landlord is to open your front door upon request.

And how secure your landlord stores your front door key.

So if your landlord is careless and/or willing to open your door to people requesting them to do so, you can assume that your landlord IS indeed an adversary.