skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> work is the right place to express your opinions on controversial topics.

This shuts down all discussion of controversial topics. If you're not allowed to discuss how those controversial topics can impact your work environment and customers then you're running down a very slippery slope of biasing your company against customers who similarly hold controversial viewpoints.

> Independent person would probably say that conservative ideas are Perceived to be more controversial by other side then other way around.

This is a biased opinion.

> for other side this person might be perceived as threat.

Controversial topics aren't limited to politics and feeling threatened can go both ways.

I happen to own a gun and am pro-second-amendment. I feel threatened by people who are not trained to use guns.

What about cars? I feel threatened by people who brag about racing. Or drinking. Or smoking. Or sex. But that's the easy stuff that "everyone" (well, mature people IMO) knows not to talk about at the office.

But then there's the other things. The things that relate to work.

I definitely feel threatened when a coworker talks about customers in a derogatory manner, especially when it's my boss. Employees can be customers too.

I feel threatened when someone at the office talks about how we're increasing the margins by cutting corners somewhere. I have empathy for customers and I don't want our product's quality reduced.

If I don't feel my job security would be safe if I spoke up, then my coworker talking about that will make me feel threatened.
> From my understanding the justification for calling it computation comes down to: we can use the physical system to solve a problem that we would ordinarily approach computationally, therefore it must be computing too. Right?

To me, it feels like the intention of "computation" as used here is to give us a convenient way to describe what the physical system _appears_ to be doing (solving something the only way we know how--computationally) as opposed to saying: the rules of our universe influenced these particles to act in such a way that manifested in something interesting to us (an efficient solution to some problem).

Very interesting to think then if we can leverage physical systems (specifically non-quantum, to make that more interesting) to solve NP problems.
"Many" genuine people are doubtful of the Swiss and Dutch arrests of Russian spies because the US unethically monitors the Internet?

Arrests done solely because Switzerland really wants to start the cold war again?

No, actually the pattern generally is to sow such much confusion that people no longer believe anything and end up believing all sides are the same.

The pattern here specifically is to get the story of the front page which was successful.
If you are dealing with timestamps from the past (e.g. birthdays via a datepicker that constructs Date objects), then you should watch out for different browsers' inconsistent handling of Daylight Savings Time. Moment is really indispensable here, since it includes a database of past years' DST transition dates. I wrote a blog post about it here: https://illuminatedcomputing.com/posts/2017/11/javascript-ti...
> That's literally the point. Because of reactions like yours (specifically that last line re-paraphrasing), anyone on the conservative spectrum is now afraid to express their opinions or reveal such information

One of the pieces of evidence that this article cites is a video published by Breitbart, a self-proclaimed conservative website that was known to actively seek out, publish, and promote the work of neo-Nazis and white supremacists.

So it's not really so much, "because of reactions like [GP's]", but because a number of "conservative" outlets have been revealed to be outright white supremacist propaganda, and people who are conservative and not white supremacists have done relatively little[0] to distance themselves from them, on the whole.

[0] that's putting it generously
Calling it "eOS" could be a viable name for lay people. Officially it can still be /e/.
> If you're not going to do the work to distance yourself, while still proudly flying the colors, do not be surprised when people assume that you might be a Roy Moore.

If you call yourself a progressive, do not be surprised when people assume that you think that gulags are a dandy idea.
i can get my thumb across a pixel 2 xl just fine. however, i cant get even 50% up it on the left side and 90% up it on the right side. i can reach the top of a 5/se no problem. height is the problem, not just width.
I dunno, there are tons of sites that have financial data. But yes, GF's stock picker was maybe the best search interface, because you basically were given a range-slider to each parameter. But that feature, although it sometimes yielded some pearls for me, in general felt very "beta" to me.
Agile only works when you respect and admire your co-workers enough to lock yourself in a room with them for sixteen hours a day, 6 days a week.

Look around at your team. Do you think they like each other that much. Would they survive as cell mates in a federal penitentiary?

No? Then your plan is doomed. You are operating a death march.

Some have it. Some don't.

I've been on teams where I can say yes, I liked everyone that much. When you ask me to be a fanatic, I'll only be one for the right people. People I adore.

Otherwise? This is a paycheck. Don't get frisky. I'm not zealous about even getting out of bed in the morning.
It is definitely an opportunity for someone else. Just take a look at google finance's popularity using Google Trends: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=google%20finance&...

I think Google, Facebook, and especially Yahoo did significant damage to their reputations and brands through how they have disposed of products both for consumers and developers. It is really hard to take anything they put out seriously until that product has been around a long time and is clearly being supported, used, and polished.

Google and Facebook are still large, strong, and growing, but what Yahoo did to all of the companies it acquired really fucked both their investors and customers. One wonders if Google and Facebook will wander down that path when their growth stalls out.
On the one hand, I don't really want to criticize other people's religion. On the other hand, by all general criteria, your wife is at least as much a Christian as a Mormon or a Jehovah's Witness is, and very few non-adherent Jews would describe her as an observant Jew.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messianic_Judaism for people who are interested in a summary.
They also will do anything within their power to cover up this basic fact.

And it is a fact.
I hate to generalize; and overall I think the world could do a lot better if we could bait either side into listening to one another, but it's undeniably on average the same reason they want to deny social media companies the right to refrain from serving people they don't want to, but openly advocate for companies being able to not serve LGBT people:

"But it's them!"
You forgotten to put <sarcasm> or are you trolling? :-)
Realpolitik: "A system of politics or principles based on practical rather than moral or ideological considerations." -- Oxford English Dictionary

You are right it's called Realpolitik.

You are advocating for amoral action, simply for profit, regardless of ethical considerations.

Your consistent promotion of this is repugnant, and raises the question of whether you are shilling for the CCP, are clueless about actual international affairs, or are simply amoral yourself.
Completely agree. It is never a good idea to generalize a population based on some label.
> I feel like it's a cultural thing.

I don't think culture has much to do with it.

Apple's market cap is over $1 trillion. They sold over 40M iPhones last quarter. They have way more data than either of us do, and the market has spoken: there is not enough demand for small phones to justify a separate SKU.

(Also, as a fellow strap-hanger for 6 years, I just shoved my phone in my pocket and listened to podcasts while riding. But I know everyone has a different use case!)

EDIT: Folks complain on one end about Apple’s lack of product focus and on the other end about cutting out SKUs that do not make sense at their enormous scale.

As much as you all love the SE, it went untouched for years at a time. I imagine there were no components that made sense for the smaller SKU as Apple transitioned to larger phones (and batteries, crucially). It is also a low-ASP phone to begin with, which makes less sense for a company who increasingly makes “luxury” tech products.
10.6.8 was the best.
Gotcha, thanks for clarifying! Well, 60% keyboards are not for everyone.
FizzBuzz example isn't correct
truly elite us keyboard users map caps lock to ctrl and, when forced to use vim, use ctrl+[ to change modes.

(ctrl is useful enough in vim to merit that binding, even if you are a full time vimmer)
> Communists like to call themselves "liberals"

Of those I've seen self-identify as a Communist or Marxist, I'd estimate 70% express derision and scorn at Liberals.
This. I've been following this product since it was first announced and I know it's been a looooooong road to travel for the team. If anyone is pondering doing a similar hardware product, you should check out the UHK blog because Laci goes into a lot of technical detail about development, procurement, and certification issues the UHK team ran into over two years.

I was mad when the projected date was missed, but as time went on, I strangely got less mad until I just threw up my hands and said "It'll be here when it's ready." I'm glad they didn't cut any obvious corners trying to get this out to meet angry customers mad about the ship date.
I think the Republican Party is really more like 3 disparate parties under one banner. The country would be a lot better off if they formally split.

You should be able to be proud of the people you vote for, and not have to add clarifications like "I support my Republican colleagues, except the Russian agents, corrupt plutocrats, child abusers, and serial rapists".

Get rid of that junk and it'll be a lot easier to be proud of what you believe.
awesome awesome. I've given up going to meetups and conferences, looking at youtube is so much better for finding good content.

I'd love other languages and software topics too.
Wow this author is a total idrone. I'm not saying Google is better, in fact some of her points may even be correct. They probably do collect less personal data than an Android device. The question is are you willing to pay in on average at least $200 more for a phone? I'm not that's for sure.
As long as Google reports 90% of the revenue from a single stream (Ads), anything else is a pet project that can be canceled or left to rot since there is no strong incentive to keep working on it. I try to back up whatever work I do on any Google service. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me -> Google graveyard for more info: https://www.lifewire.com/google-graveyard-products-1616198
Seems analogous to "people on the left" and "left progressives". Both sides have their extremist branches.
It is on their radar: https://blogs.gnome.org/hughsie/2018/08/06/please-welcome-le...
As is often the case, the proliferation of modifiers negates the original sense: Marxism-Leninism vs Marxism.
I would very much like to believe this, however, had there been plans for SE 2, they'd have let SE on sale until SE 2 was out.

I wish I'm wrong and they release SE 2 after reaching their margin profits with X series.
Was he? His claim is: "I have never had any employment agreement, copyright agreement, licensing agreement, NDA or even work contracts with Copperhead. There was a mutual understanding that I owned the code I was writing."
Vietnamese people fleeing their country for helping the US in the Vietnam war: immediately brought to the US in helicopters and aircraft carriers and given refugee status.
Iraqi people fleeing Iraq because they helped us: forced to stay in Iraq for >8 years while paperwork is done and then denied. https://www.thisamericanlife.org/607/didnt-we-solve-this-one
Ah, yes. The old "but that wasn't REAL Marxism" line.

So tell me, why is it that whenever someone attempts to institute a Marxist government, the invariable outcome is slavery, starvation, and mass murder? We have dozens of examples, dude.

And the invariable outcome is invariably followed by some apologist like you who claims "that wasn't real Marxism".

After so many attempts, one can only conclude that either, yes, it is "real Marxism" or that "real Marxism" is impossible to implement.

Sorry, guy. We're not going to let you murder another hundred million people.
I see what you mean, but it just boils down to how you interpret the problem. Specifically, if you focus on the actual forwarding paths instead of the contact lists, the tree structure that enables the linear solution becomes more clear.

As I’m guessing was intended, this problem is particularly well-suited for engineering interviews because you can start with an easy example (the DAG one could derive in this specific interview) then ask the applicant how the solution would change given the additional constraints you’ve described.
What do you use ESC for? It doesn't seem particularly common these days, and ^[ tends to be just as good, in my experience.
You feel threatened by people talking about smoking?
> You can also disable location in Google Search on Android, in addition to switching to entirely different search providers and assistants.

Nope. Google was caught collecting location data even when everything was turned off:

https://qz.com/1131515/google-collects-android-users-locatio...

They also made their settings very misleading:
https://www.theverge.com/2018/8/13/17684660/google-turn-off-...
> Am I so wrong for thinking the conservative side of US politics demonstrates a lack empathy towards the poor, minorities, and women on a regular basis?

Yes

[well, I guess I got the ban since it won't let me post a response anymore]
Least Significant One = x and -x
My guess, and I haven't seen it posted before, is that a secret space aircraft is going to have it's silhouette visible as it passes between the observatory and the sun. It may also be doing some operation there.

There have been accusations and rumours the the US has a state-of-the-art satellite-killer that is uses against Eastern/Communist satellites. It can allegedly move around the support atmosphere and rendezvous with orbiting satellites, then disable them in some way.

This is all quite difficult to detect because, well, it's dark up there. But if it happened as the satellite passed between the earth and the sun, it could be visible.

Just a guess.
Tbf that point often gets made about muslims in that, often after a terrorist attack, there's the "but if this isn't islam, why don't you say so/where are all the Imams who should be denouncing this gone?" brigade. It shoudn't really be up to the peaceful majority to distance themselves from the vocal minority.

Sadly the line is blurred here because the "official party of conservatives", the Republican party let these people in and ran with them. The fault lies with them IMHO, and not so much with the rank-and-file members, a lot of whom, be it Dem or Rep, just vote the same way regardless. Here though, I'm unsure how much democratic input there is into central decisions like Roy Moore etc, I suspect very little.
Just tried this and it doesn't work.
I disagree-- I think this article was speaking right to me, an atheist. Sometimes I schedule a weekend day on my calendar labeled as "do-nothing day", in which I give myself the luxury of staying in pajamas all day if I feel like it, not leaving the house if I feel like it, and basically not doing any goal-oriented activities (e.g. nothing you'd put on a to-do list). I could really get into the idea of keeping a secular sabbath.
iCloud Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, FileBrowser (App), even EMail: There are lots of options to move media and other files to iPhone/iPad. Once in the corresponding app on the iDevice, you can send it (via share/open in.../send to...) to most apps that can handle the file format. But to be honest: I don't use iTunes, Apple Music and iBooks much, using alternative apps fo most of my media consumption.
eOS has trademark issues. Same reason that elementaryOS doesn't use it and actively discourages users from doing so. Though... users call it that anyways.

OP is right - they should really fix their name to address all these issues:
(1) Search engine-ability. Zero people are going to be able to discover this.
(2) Unique domain name. e.com/io/whatever is already taken (so is eos.com).
(3) Not trademarked.
Yes, and they also have a bunch of old x86 microarchitectures and core designs lying around which they can adapt to new process nodes and drop into random ASICs, plus the accompanying expertise. Intel had StrongARM and then XScale until they sold it off back in 2006.
The width is almost exactly the width of a pack of cigarettes. If those marketing folks know anything it’s what to make something feel good in your hand.
Apple iPhone XS Max
Sony Xperia Z1 Compact

Seems the same to me
I'm not sure I can go completely offline every [Saturday|Sunday] but this has inspired me to at least book one day a month off technology.
> I learned to live with YAML :|

You might like StrictYAML[1].

1: https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/
Exactly this, I made a similar point above. I think the line is blurred specifically here because there's an "official" party, which describes itself/is regarded essentially as "the conservative party/for conservatives".
"Absurd" numbers? Total Mac laptop sales are tiny compared to PC laptops bought in mass numbers and used basically to run Chrome and Excel.

You're also of course distorting the average sale price of Apple laptops, which is way under $2000.

Apple sells user privacy and products that work better and last twice as long as the competition. Everything else is secondary.

As an aside, you don't seem to have mastery of when the Jony Ive era began, at least not if you are referencing a post about the iPhone SE being the best.
LS1B_of_x = x & -x;

One of the most beautiful bitwise operations I'm aware of is the LS1B, least-significant one bit. For example, LS1B of 0xFF00 == 0x0100. This is one of the most fundamental "iterators" you can have on a bitset or a bitmask.

Also, here's the new home to the chessprogramming wiki. The old host died. It looks like they managed to transfer a lot of the data over here though.
This deserves more upvotes. I feel like it's an important note.
This is the downside to phones that get frequent updates. My iPhone 5 got a ridiculous number of updates (2-3 major versions) over it's life but got worse with each one.

I have a Samsung S tablet that got one major update (installed literally the day I bought it) but is exactly as same in terms of performance and utility as the day I got it. It's still perfect. Probably has some terrible security flaws, though.
Apple would sell millions of the SE2 without cannibalising sales. Every other phone manufacturer would salivate at this opportunity, especially at 100%+ margins. "Not enough" smacks of a lackluster excuse of an adhd department head.
Do we know for sure it's dead? Could there be a smaller form factor next year? It was about 3 years between when the 5S and SE were released.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPhone#Models
I used to love Instapaper, but then migrated to Pocket. Both those kinds of apps serve as both article bookmark managers and article readers.
A South Vietnamese UH-1H being pushed overboard to make room for a Cessna O-1 landing. (U.S. Navy/released)

Why don't they just fly the helicopter and bring it back once the plane is landed ?!
Minor quibble, but I'd rather the B key be on the other side when split.
The idea that pouring time into customizing your keyboard just so will boost productivity is madness. Is typing speed really the bottleneck for anyone?

That said - beautiful keyboard.
I agree with you mostly, but I think the OS is there (Linux) we just need more mainstream Open Hardware, and hopefully Librem 5 will be the one to push things forward.
Who chooses the special magic groups that are to receive the forced empathy? Who gets the most empathy? There's only so much to go around after all. Who gets to enforce the punishment in consequence for lacking enough of the required empathy quota?

Fuck that social engineering nightmare.

That kind of thinking is exactly the problem - the notion that you get to compel others to think how you want them to, or else they get punished.
Thank you! I think I just fixed it, but we have work to do on components like that.
What voting in the EU parliament looks like
You probably want a Beta distribution, which has finite support in [0,1] and also doubles as the conjugate prior for the binomial.
> There are web crawlers that retrieve the data and store it, then making it available to everyone.

I agree, but also people may quote your comment, repost it in another platform like facebook or tweeter, make a screenshot, print it in a newspaper, make a t-shirt, ... Once the comment is out there, deletion is only an illusion.
What's stopping a Bash script from doing something similar? You could alias ls to a malicious actor for example.
I'm hoping to combat my bias with new perspective. I would like to be convinced that people who identify as Republican aren't more likely to be racist or misogynistic people.
Video description:

Telling you how the legislative diarrhea in the advanced stage looks like, why one should not vote for legislation before lunch, and why they don't like me in here anymore. It's laughing through tears; the material contains scenes that can harm the sense of respect for law as well as the reason and dignity of a human being.

I invite you to comment. I am curious, and along with me, pretty sure all other MEPs, what you think about how the law in the European Parliament is made. The chairman Wielland surely will read your comments. Or at least I will make sure he won't miss it.
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Can you provide demonstrative examples for said empathy?
If you call yourself a conservative, do not be surprised when people assume that you think that death camps, ghettos, and slavery are a dandy idea.

See? It goes both ways. You've convinced yourself that your ideas are less harmful despite absolutely zero evidence to support it.
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This is sortof true for search engines, but HN is hit by a myriad of bots and scrapers non stop. There is no telling what they will choose to do with the data. I still get hits on my domains for URL's that ceased to exist 20 years ago and that have no internet references to them.
Smartphones are heavily tied to services. I think their goal is to create services that respect privacy and integrate them with their fork of Lineage.

In other words, they're making the complete package and they plan to target average people.
Ergodox EZ lets you pick which keyboard switches you prefer. Its another crowdfunded split keyboard, but fully opensource.

Cherry MX Brown switches are normally recommended for very light activation pressure and "super-fluid motion". That is an option available.

You can order parts for yourself, make it yourself, and everything. It is opensource hardware, built around the "teensy" opensource controller. But it ends up cheaper just to buy the keyboard unless you want to build something custom.

While it sports up to 32 custom layers, it does lack a dedicated hardware module for a mouse. It is completely programmable.

I only mention it because I love mine.