skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's completely absolutist thinking, and more likely to be wrong.

Exercise is good, if we get our rest in between rather than do it to excess in which case we burn out and grow weaker.

Eating is good, if it supplies us nutrients and we don't overdo it in which case we become obese and suffer health problems.

Sleep is good, if we use it to function in the world well rested and don't spend all our time in bed or it can develop into slothfulness and depression.

Leisure can be good, if we don't do it all the time otherwise we likely become parasites on others doing all the work.

Stress can be good, if its in healthy amounts that stimulate rather than destroy us.

Even using smoking as in your example. Lets accept it as bad.

Lets pretend we have a friend and he's managed to cut back to smoking less than he use to.

We have two attitudes we can take:

- Berrate him as a failure because he hasn't managed to quit (saracasm: I'm sure that will be very productive and helpful)

- Congratulate him on making an improvement and support him in his decision and effort.
there is a big difference between, i like to shoot guns in the woods on weekends and gun ranges so i can learn to defend myself and lets arm kindergarten teachers to prevent school shootings

the second makes me question your judgement, but that is exactly the sort of discussions going on in politics today
A US-backed sectarian regime which has been persecuting a segment of its population...
Could even be a modernized 386 with cache and integrated co, effectively a 486dx without all the additional instruction support.
> It's because somehow, an entire generation has grown up with the idea that the one biologically necessary act to further the survival of the species...is not a good idea.

No, because they don't believe they're financially stable enough to support children[1]. Millennials have dealt with stagnant wages and rising housing costs.

(While some of the responses to that story ([1]) do indicate a desire to do things other than raise children, many of the responses indicate a desire, but a lack of ability. Additionally, leveling off the population growth of humanity would likely have benefits for the environment, though certainly some current government schemes assume infinite growth, and those will have a bad time.)

I'm personally in the "can't" not "won't" bucket. Real-estate in SV is nuts, and I will have to (as James Mickens calls it) complete the "sisyphean task" of escaping SV and its housing crisis.

[1]: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/05/upshot/americans-are-havi...
Nice website! But I'm curious: where do you source the stock data from? Unless mistaken, if you want to redistribute the data (i.e. not just for personal trading), those data feeds generally run at >$100k a year.
Would be awesome if they were tagged, so I could look at topics I'm interested in.
Yes, exactly. Those are not contradictory. If anything, it makes it more obvious why unchecked Big Tech expansion into every market, subsidized by their core monopolies, is a bad thing for consumers in the long run.
China is angered by Apple's iPhone event mentioning Taiwan
Requiring users to manually update is a security nightmare. There is no getting around this. Automatic updates are a tremendous win for security.
The only way to feel threatened by some e without firearms training is if the untrained person is armed. Then that’s very reasonable.

Same as I’m not threatened that no one at my work knows how serve fugu, but it doesn’t matter, because they’re not serving me fugu.
> racism/sexism/etc

Quite a few conservative positions are put under the heading sexist/racist/etc unfairly. It's a pretty neat way to stop conversation in its tracks.
Samsungs have crappy battery life and no SD slot. I know because I'm typing this on a Galaxy S6.
Dave Ramsey. The many Christian ministries that volunteer in prisons or provide assistance to single mothers. As with many groups, the loudest voices are argued to represent the whole, which may not be accurate.
Seconded - we bought a Nokia 7+ for work for Android 9 beta testing (cheapest phone that gets beta updates). Nice hardware and everyone in the office likes how it looks - I'm using it as my everyday phone.

iPhone SE topic: are there any manufacturers that take older iPhone model guts and repackage them with different bodies and screens?

I would love to use an iPhone (Google doesn't do privacy) but I can't justify spending 2 to 3 times the price on something I regularly break or lose... (I generally avoid fragile expensive utility items).
Is there? When calendar rolls out with a new UI is that different?
Cancel culture doesn't work.
They still exist. Paramus NJ mostly shuts down on Sunday.
I imagine you could instead do it like this:

find ~/Downloads -Btime +14d -exec mv {} ~/Needing\ review \;

Some changes may be necessary as I am not able to test it right now
Appears it's using IEX's API which is awesome and free.

https://iextrading.com/developer/
Sure, but then we're not talking logger.Info: it's a difference in kind.
Do you have the ability to pass legislation that effects hundreds, thousands, or millions of other people?
Just about every major liberal news organization has promoted Communists / Marxists / Socialists at one time or another in the last 30 years. That's on-going in the present.

Bernie Sanders was an outspoken champion of Venezuela and its brand of Socialism. Then he mysteriously (ha) went entirely silent on the matter. What shall we do to hold him accountable for his grotesque beliefs, which are every bit as bad in historical application as white supremacy and fascism?

Obama openly championed Marxist ideology when he was younger. Marxism has resulted in the deaths of tens of millions of people in the past century and the brutal enslavement of entire nations for decades. Then Obama got elected President, the left media could not have cared less about his past ideology (and or cheered it on).

How is being a Communist better than being a Nazi in any objective historical comparison? Why is it ok for Antifa to smash skulls, routinely threaten and apply violence, wave the Soviet flag and threaten journalists, march around clad in black body armor, but the world explodes about Charlottesville. Both are quite horrible, the liberal media only cares about one of them.

There's only one explanation for it: arbitrary left wing bias, which entirely disregards history and facts.

When does the aggressive censorship campaign begin for the NY Times? Should they be banned from Twitter?
Show HN: A FUSE (low-level interface) seed project
> May I never right a bash script again.

Bash is not going away any time soon, for better or worse..
Why not both? A large, wheeled vehicle that also carries a small flying drone for the occasional inspection from above.
> Chambers ordered all available hands to the flight deck, regardless of rank, to assist in moving any aircraft parked on the deck to a different spot, clearing a long strip for Lee to land on. Any helo that couldn’t be moved in a safe and timely manner was to be pushed over the side of the deck after a quick gear strip. An estimated $10 million worth of South Vietnamese UH-1Hs were thus stripped and jettisoned from the flight deck. When five more South Vietnamese Hueys landed on the deck during the mad dash to clear the deck, their occupants were hustled into the ship and their helos met the same fate as the others.

Seems there wasn't time or resources to get them all into the air quickly enough.
Jesus Christ.

That is exactly the attitude that auto demonizes you when you share conservative viewpoints at work.

You might as well have asked, "Am I so wrong in knowing I'm right and they're sexist, racist assholes?"
Discussed yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17980424
Well, aliases are ignored in scripts usually, but you could prepend something to the PATH so your script/exe gets found before built-ins, no? I agree, I don't see that this is a problem unique to Xonsh.
Looks clean and loads fast!
Where did you get past crypto data?
Can I ask where you bought it from? I've been trying to find a new one and haven't been having any luck other than eBay
I tried a lot of podcasting apps after Instacast died and PocketCasts was so far ahead of the competition (and Instacast) that I fell in love with it (and now many of my friends have it as well). It has almost everything I want in a podcast app except for being able to search through the episodes (I often remember an episode during the course of a conversation and want to send it to someone).
Sorry, iOS is a closed source OS and nobody can verify what's exactly happening under the hood, this article is shallow and unverifiable.

Are you able to verify all of the closed source parts of Android -- not AOSP the actual Android implementation with Google closed source apps that most people use? What about the binary drivers?
It also sounds like the perfect antidode to social isolation, eg having to meet with people who live nearby, nobody on a hard schedule, common activities and practices, etc.
Definitely interesting.. I mean a 486dx class processor with modern mfg, bigger cache and higher clocks than in the late 80's would totally sip power and be very capable... even the p2/3 designs could work well in a lot of embedded scenarios.
+1 for mentioning https://jguitar.com/ which I created.
See my HN profile.
Boring. I'd like to see a smartphone that ditches the "app" model (where your phone is an appendage of other people's brands) to a "personal assistant" (where your phone works for you.)
Please don't post unsubstantive comments here, especially not when the topic is already inflammatory.
Something Apple even highlighted in their advertisements at the time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O99m7lebirE
Yahoo finance was the original finance site where your parents used to look up stock quotes for Nokia and Pets.com during the original tech bubble.
I’ve found it’s only good vs your own stack for small prototypes and MVPs, and that the debt builds up faster than anything else I’ve ever used (the cost too!) but YMMV.

I use the analytics heavily though, the built in network reliability and performance analytics you get for 1 line have literally saved my company millions of dollars. Mentally it was hard to ditch direct GA but it’s really so great.
How do companies raise $10M+ without having a product ready to use? (Real question I run a startup that needs funding)
> the stock search allowed you to pare down stocks based on market cap, div &, P/E, etc, and was a wonderful tool for discovery.

You may enjoy the Finviz screener:

https://finviz.com/screener.ashx

(Make sure you check the tabs of the search menu, you can filter by a crazy number of attributes, including stuff like sales growth, technical breakouts, etc)
I can't wait for Medium to go the way of blogger, into the halls of internet obscurity.
While only pilots can fly a helicopter, everyone on the boat can push a helicopter into the sea.
Conceptually they are very similar, in the same way that metric data and log data are also very similar. But we don't have good technological solutions to support muxing all streams of observability data together and dealing with them efficiently, either in transport or in storage/query.

Good program architecture in 2018 demands some degree of compromise. In my experience it's best to separate console logging (as in this article) from structured logging, from metrics, from distributed tracing, from exception tracking.
KryptoGraphe: Best cryptocurrency portfolio tracker app
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I think there may not have been a better airplane for landing on a carrier than a Bird Dog. Those things have amazing landing performance. With the tanks empty, it might not even have been overloaded.

What I don't get is why they couldn't make radio contact. There are standard emergency frequencies (121.5, 243) that the pilot should have known about and the ship tried to contact them on.
conservative ideas are Perceived to be more controversial by other side then other way around

You're saying that conservatives are more open-minded than the other side, then.
To be honest, this article just seems like a thinly veiled attempt to poke google because he doesn't like their political leanings.

Frankly, I'd be surprised if any of the services I used today were still around 12 years from now, let alone waiting with my previously saved settings. If it was that important to you, you should have either used a paid service (hey, bloomberg exists for a reason) or stored the data locally at your own cost.
Thanks and: Yes, absolutely this.

Since GF's portfolio feature is gone I've never found a way to visualize to me, that my thinking in the past was stupid/correct.
Empathy is a finite resource. Unless you can demonstrate a way that each person can have infinite amounts of time and energy.

In practical human terms, it's an extremely limited resource. Most people live busy lives, with more than enough to focus on as it is in just their small circle.
It does, thank you!

I was deeply involved in hacker culture in my teens and, while I can't describe what "it" is, I really rather miss it. Your mentioning the demoscene reminded me of how their community reminded me of the same. A few other subcultures I've encountered echoes of on the internet too. I've been reading a few of h0p3's posts over the last few days so hopefully I'll find some pointers.
You should be able to filter for this before you take a job. Just remember that it comes at a compromise - you will miss out on opportunities that are "better, but..."
I don’t know about google play, but you can buy kindle books on the device in Safari.
Whoever made this didn't seem to program much in vi or emacs.

- you need as modifier for esc.
- control is shoved in the corner.
- return is too small
- no easy arrows

I'm sure I could get used to other issues like needing a modifier for function keys, but those three are a real deal breaker.

If you are going to do a hackers keyboard, make it so you don't need shift for the parens, brackets, or other commonly used symbols when coding or at a shell prompt.

(My emacs setup makes heavy use of function keys including modifiers with them so that might actually be a deal breaker too. Having to be a world class pianist to compile doesn't sound like a step up.)

Edit: i hate hn formatting so very much
NDT - Non destructive testing? So coupled with "specialised equipment" I assume something like scanning the steel in a bridge for corrosion? Is that feasible - the noise in any feed from distance / stability must mean "usual" specialised equipment cannot be used?
The app may not have it, but Amazon's retail site has these kinds of filters for bolts:

https://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=node%3D1729002...
A VC friend once told me that _all_ money coming into VC via LPs represents <5% of their total assets, so even if all the VCs loose all the money their raised from their LPs nobody loses breath - only damage is to reputation. So fund raising is mostly about storytelling and showtime. Fund losing is about back luck. Better luck. Next time.
Congrats to Charles and loved his last sentence: "And who knows? Perhaps my best and most enduring work is yet to come!".
I've been using this app from http://bit.ly/vega_msg
Secure messaging
Seeing how the quickly the comments in this thread have devolved into calling conservatives all kinds of derogatory names is a good example why conservative Twitter employees might be afraid to express their opinions. The place of my employment, like most tech companies is overwhelmingly liberal. I dont even identify as liberal or conservative and I am afraid to express any opinion that is contrary to liberal thought. The problem is not that I may have a minority opinion at work, it's how common it's become with people on the left to try and ruin those who hold the "wrong" opinions usually by trying to get them fired and going on social media to call them all sorts of nasty things. Sadly I think my anecdote is more of the norm than the exception in liberal dominated spaces.
Indeed. It isn’t uncommon for brothers to handle a pride and share the mates. I’m not making any claims about nature trends in general, merely that your lion example is inaccurate and therefore takes away from the argument.
I would second this. Finviz felt educational when trying to find growth stocks for me. The terminology used and capabilities provided are pretty deep.
I've been using this app for safe communications. Http://bit.ly/vega_msg
A few months back, someone posted the worst swear in Chinese, and I'd like to repost it here: 六四天安門事件
>Skripals poisoning, in contrast, would imply a special operation on the soil of a sovereign Western country, using the tabooed chemical weapons.

That's nothing Russia hadn't already done years before.
Fundraising might have fell through at last moment. Some major customer/partnership might've pulled the deal at the last moment. This all happens at startup level cashflow is tight. And all the investors thought there is no way this business with make sense based on the data they might have had on their hands. So they pulled the plug
This is a strained and bizarre argument

Perhaps a rephrasing would help.

If you don't know how guns operate, then you are incapable of rendering it safe or even recognizing if it can be fired. (Thankfully, Lynette Fromme didn't know how to operate an autoloader, else Gerald Ford probably would have been killed.)

An analogy: even if one doesn't care to drive, one should know how to shut off an ignition and know how to operate the brakes in an emergency.
No, but that’s why I vote.
I don't know why this is getting downvoted. years ago when we had multiple warehouses our employees would upload pictures of shelves into the cloud at the end of every shift and if a product goes missing we would look at the pictures and inventory record to find out when exactly the real quantity of items on the shelf and inventory level in the system became off.
if a drone could fly thru shelves on schedule and AI could count the items that would be amazing
>>short-sighted about Western corporations offshoring their manufacturing

EXACTLY!

While the western corporations think they're taking advantage of cheap Chinese labor, the Chinese are actually taking advantage of our weakness for short-term profits over long-term investment and getting us to sellout IP in the bargain. For western corporations & governments, one of the most historically stupid geostrategic moves ever.
The invasion of Crimea triggered a far greater response from the West than the Skripal poisoning. Russia has been poisoning people on British soil for a while now; it's nothing new.
Anybody have a keyboardio to compare against?
There has to be a name for this. Folks love saying "people complained when I did X, now people complain when I do Y." As if that proves something. Unless it is the same people, irrelevant.

(Not that it is automatically relevant if it is the same people. But I get frustrated with this general game of moral equivalence somehow being a valid talking point.)
wheeled vehicle parked in the isles to take a picture of a space on top shelf would be blocking pallet jakcs and other vehicles that need to move between the isles. may be a railed solution hanging from the ceiling would be better.
Presumably you meant hiring drone experts, but the idea Uber is kidnapping flight scientists and keeping them locked up in an underground lair has a certain attraction :-) It might even make the pitch deck - "How we are reducing competition in our space"
The demo on the front page raises an error when running "ls"
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Browns and clears are both quiet. You can make them even quieter by adding O-rings to the keycap stems.
Chick-fil-a is notably one of very few restaurants closed on Sunday.

> all franchised Chick-fil-A Operators and their Restaurant employees should have an opportunity to rest, spend time with family and friends, and worship if they choose to do so
The problem with smartphones today is that it hurts to hold them in the hand. The SE is the best phone Apple ever made, but man do I wish Apple brought back the rounded-back form factor of the 3G/3GS.

Someone mentioned this in another thread, but I think there's a huge market for an iPhone "Nano," something between an XS and Apple Watch in size, but that has 85% of the functionality of the XS. No gimmicks, no bullshit, just a beautifully made "utility" device.
I agree, it's similar to Joda for Java. Sure, Joda does some things that exist in the standard library, but you can be sure that by using Joda that you're getting it right in all kinds of twisted scenarios you never considered.
At this point Google projects are basically less reliable than hobby projects.
After gzipping none of the variants are that large, and let's be real: the 3rd party ads and analytics and cat pictures are gonna strictly dominate the load time.
For San Francisco’s fast-growing tech companies, it’s up and out
I think it's ore to do with how our brains work. Constant distraction is not what we evolved for, so to take a break from it on a regular basis might well be "recharging" your brain's limited attention management resources. I know I always feel refreshed after time away from things.
Agreed, though, as a sibling said, making a habit of dropping a ton of features constantly is annoying.

Especially when there were options before. If I liked an old version of a native application, used to be I could just keep that old version for a long time. Especially if it was isolated in functionality, even the security implications weren't that dangerous.

Now, everything needs everything. And with the web, you can't pin a version to where you like it. :(
But how can you evaluate when you need to rest because of mental health recovery?
Not all elite users- I generally use C-[ to return to normal mode, and prefer to use caps as an fn modifier key on my UHK.