skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
True, and it is also a major issue for many Chinese companies..

And rather than going to the court for justice, the US place tariffs for a war..
For now, I belive the subsidies are only going to last a while. Granted considering the current administration's lack of care for deficit spending.... they probabbly would just dial up more subsidies after a while.
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Ethics? While true I think it will be more of a case study on sleep deprivation and the increased risk of making huge mistaken even for a "genius." I'm willing to bed 2hrs of extra sleep a day and delegating a bit more to have these 2hrs would have not only minimized these stupid mistakes, but obviously greatly increased his well-being and life-expectancy. In short, no matter how smart you are, if you have so much hubris that you think you can bend the laws of nature and do without sleep and ignore what your body is telling you, you will end up making a horrible mistake soone r or later.
Pretty sure amazon, google, facebook, twitter built a product first before price. Sometimes it really is about innovation, once you do that, the money follows.

Unless you're moviepass.
I've personally known a couple of people that worked in NYC for big financial companies, and this was a known dodge. They even had a separate washroom and cafeteria for the real executives. I don't know the precise details, but I noticed that a software engineer colleague at a company had something on his resume about "vice president" on his resume at 'big finance co' and asked for the details.
Thanks, I'll definitely check that out
Pedantically shorting doesn’t have to be borrowing the underlying instrument. Put options are another way to trade on the idea that a stock will go down. I’d actually bet it’s the more common way. It would still be colloquially referred to as being short.
China has actively promoted and condoned IP theft as a way of catching up to the US. I'm surprised you're unaware of the widespread coordinated Chinese industrial espionage, especially by Chinese students studying abroad in America. The IP laws and protections in China exist primarily so they can claim they're following the rules.
I am thinking a buy on hover would increase sales much better.
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Brussels had a car-free Sunday last year, it was fantastic. Cars are like sugar, something great that we massively abuse.
You're right, no plan is perfect. I guess it might work if most readers are not going to the page as soon as it's first published though?
Explicitly racist subreddits have been disallowed for a long time. That one you just linked will likely be removed pretty soon. As you can tell, it's tiny and only has a few posts, so the admins may just not be aware.

I would disagree with many of the characterizations of hate speech according to /r/AgainstHateSubreddits, as they seem to consider /r/The_Donald and similar conservative subreddits as hate speech which needs to be banned (when in reality the issue usually tends to be a few racist or sexist posts out of millions, which usually end up getting very few upvotes and/or get removed by the mods of the subreddit; right-wingers could easily play the same game pointing out a few non-representative extremist comments in left-wing subreddits which, and they often do, but it's just as absurd)

Not to mention that subreddits that do get posted there seem to get removed by reddit admins pretty quickly. Reddit is even removing conspiracy theory subreddits like the QAnon ones, for supposedly inciting violence, though that seems a bit dubious and has not been demonstrated by reddit staff at all (yet).

The pro-censorship side is definitely winning on reddit and has been winning for the past few years; I really don't understand some of the criticisms of reddit as some kind of alt-right safe haven. I'm pretty liberal and reddit is easily the most liberal site I use, perhaps next to HN (though I think reddit is probably more liberal than HN). Huffman and Ohanian, and the previous two CEOs (Wong and Pao) are all pretty outspoken liberals who don't like Trump. Huffman, the current CEO and reddit founder, even abused his admin power to troll Trump supporters on a number of occasions (not that I can blame his frustration, but I think that was extremely unprofessional of him). reddit is derided as essentially a hyperleftist safe space by most people who would consider themselves even a little to the right (not even remotely to the extent of "far-right" or "alt-right" beliefs), and I don't think that's an unreasonable criticism.

Some years back when /r/jailbait and /r/FatPeopleHate were explicitly allowed by staff for free speech reasons, your side definitely had a point, but the pendulum has swung quite a bit within the past few years, so I'm not sure where all the criticism is coming from. I don't think reddit could be anymore pro-censorship when it comes to subreddits than they are right now.

Vetting subreddits before they're created sounds very unsustainable and kind of defeats the point of reddit, in my opinion. I think the default position for a common carrier-type platform like reddit or Facebook or Twitter should be to allow everything, and only censor when there is no other option. Again, I think people sometimes forget reddit is not like some big bulletin board. The point of the site is to allow as much user autonomy as possible when creating, managing, and posting in their own communities.
They aren't all trying to do that of course, a lot of people are just trying to make money and look at a stock and think it will go one way or another. But I don't like the people that push false narratives and convince people of things that aren't related to reality.
I'm not sure whey you're getting down voted. Everything you said contributes to wage problems.
They caused damage to short sellers when the stock price rose because of Musk's lie and they had to cover their losses, how is that not criminal? You don't have to personally profit to commit a crime.
While the BBC filmed him and his two uncles, it took just 10 minutes before they found a knife in the canal.

That's some very British pearl-clutching.
> One of the biggest problems China has in this trade war: they're entirely replaceable. They offer nothing strictly unique that can't be replaced by another country, even though there may be a serious cost involved.

I cannot see evidences that China is particularly more so than any other country.
My perception and view of the US and it's culture also slightly shifted after GDPR came into spotlight (same conclusions as yours).

Just the other day I ended up in a discussion with a US citizen (it started completely harmless and away from culture/politics) and ended up in the same corner: "EU is bad because it limits your freedom, US is great because it gives you freedom".
The problem is - the argument (my understanding of the interlocutor) was about companies, and what they can do.

In my view, in Europe there is a bigger pressure to value people/individuals over company/corporate interest and that's seems like the crux of the difference.
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The EU does indeed have the same issues. The single best move Trump can make, is to resolve NAFTA (looks likely), then strike a deal with the EU (also looks likely), along with Japan (up in the air).

The EU has very openly stated that they have the exact same problems with China as the US does. They couldn't any further telegraph their interest in conspiring with the US to tame China's abuses. Indeed it may be the only way to do it, you need truly immense pressure to get China to change behavior, more than the US can bring to the table by itself.
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This is what I've heard (at least in Pennsylvania where I work, and from a number of family members and friends working in different HR departments.) IANAL.

Non-competes are unenforceable because you cannot take away someone's right to work. I'm talking even about switching to your previous employer's competitor. Say you're a software engineer with a lot of domain knowledge on heavy construction. And that employer lets you go (for whatever reason). If there's one other heavy construction company within driving distance hiring software engineers, neither the state nor your previous employer can keep you from using your talents to make a living for yourself.

The only exception is in NDA's. You can't take proprietary information with you, whether it's source code or sales leads.
More surprising is that you can do it in any base >= 5
I would sell Tesla to a large conglomerate that actually understands car production, like Toyota or VW.
I can't find justifications for going beyond App -> Page -> Components, and introduce lower levels. You can rule out Atoms as layer if you work with a style guide and define them globally at the app level. You'd override or modify "Atoms" values at the component level if you need to. Even just a word or text can be regarded as component if you include the surrounding whitespace. Whitespace matters!

The conclusion is that the highest and lowest levels are actually the same! You build your components from the global style guide/CSS stylesheet!
Inductive charging on the AirPods case is trivial. Apple already ships a similarly sized inductive charging system for the Apple Watch, which has a significantly larger battery and slower charge rate than the AirPods case/headphones.

The more likely reason they aren't shipping this yet is that it was a companion piece to AirPower: it doesn't use the Qi standard.
Yes, copying the manager seems to be a means to keep people honest in the workplace, although I find that it breeds passive aggressiveness.
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It was a consumer hardware device, not a safety critical device or related to health. Totally understandable in those cases.
You mean any divisors of [base + 1], right?
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The link you posted doesn't support that etymology; there are some proposed etymologies here https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/145376/what-is-t...
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I'm grateful for the interest! Not really thought about a location - I'll probably use my github account when I've got some material, and ping you when it's there.

As an aside, most of the stuff I've on my account is higher level eg. https://github.com/alexisread/noreml deals more with a new method of visually programming cross-plaform UIs ie. using nodered dashboards and flow-based programming in a drag and drop fashion.

Main influences at the moment are Maru, Composita, Ferret and Maude:

http://piumarta.com/software/maru/
http://concurrency.ch/Research/Composita
https://github.com/nakkaya/ferret
http://maude.cs.uiuc.edu/overview.html
There are less than 9000 websites that supply h-feed formatted data, and only four of the top 10 000 websites.
https://publicwww.com/websites/%22h-feed%22/

h-feed haven’t been a massive success.
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Moderate to small, 3/4 bedroom, 2 bathroom houses sell for $4M or so in Los Altos and Los Altos Hills. I'm not sure how newsworthy it is that a co-founder of a major corporation has a home 5x the cost of normal homes in the neighborhood.
> The neighborhood grocery was about two miles away and we could walk or ride our bikes, and we had plenty of friends houses along the route should we need to stop.

This doesn't sound like the typical American suburban experience, and I think what you are describing is almost heading in the direction of the best existing solution for non-city living, which is the "village" style denser towns that you see in Europe. The idea basically being that you turn a fairly evenly distributed suburban population into one that clusters around small to medium sized town centers that are walkable and bikable, but contain and are surrounded by large areas of communal countryside and green space.

It necessitates a sacrifice in lot size (and potentially house size), but in return you get a quiet, safe, traversable town with plentiful access to the countryside, and it also helps immensely with things like logistics, infrastructure (electricity/gas/internet in the suburbs is a nightmare), and, potentially most importantly, transportation, since a strong commuter rail system can actually service that sort of layout effectively.

Many if not would still describe this as a suburb. There are definitely places (I'm aware of ones in the North East) that follow this model that are called suburbs. When people complain about suburbs, they are complaining about the model that dominates the US, not the concept of a less dense population area surrounding a metropolis.
Many sites (including this one) shadowban accounts created via Tor. So basically, you can't use Tor for social media.
Doesn't quite make sense, given that China has not shown any indication of backing down.
Are there any feed clients that support h-feed? I’m legitimately asking. I was looking for a h-feed capable client (like a traditional feed reader with h-feed support) only a few days ago and came up with none.
It's a game of chicken. T is okay with the unpredictability of that game, for he thrives on, well, let's say "activity". China's gov't is, on the other hand, more conservative and cautious by nature. They must feel really rattled. (I'm not picking a winner yet.)
I admire projects like this.

I wonder if there's a master list of "this language X transpiles to language Y and imitates language Z".
Why do truffles taste so weird? (2015)
Requirements for the Presedent are diffrent than that of a Senator.

Place of birth does not matter for the House or Senate. Only need to be a US citizen.

For the President it's a "higher standard" you must be a native born Citizen.
Not me. Tesla is already in a precarious position and I expect it to fold pretty soon if Musk departs. Either that or they massively scale back their operations - in which case I will have no further interest in the company.
I’m not sure. Tim Cook seemed to suggest the iPhone couldn’t be manufactured anywhere else.
No, the SP&500 has a lower rate of return from 1999 to today. With dividend reinvestment it was 6.1%.
Such a great land we live in where a CEO is investigated within weeks by criminal justice agencies for making a few tweets, but during the 2008 crisis other kinds of fraud (approving loans without verifying income, robo signing of "contracts") that cost people jobs, homes, and even lives, got CEOs unprecedented bonuses and billions in interest free loans to keep their ships afloat. God bless the USA.
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That also applies to those living in cold climes. Nobody wants to walk through five inches of slush or in a blizzard.
Do you want one of the most successful founders and tech CEO ever to continue to run the company?

Äh, yes, Elon has made Tesla successful and he made it into a major car company that is still growth strongly.
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I understand the impulse to go to the suburbs now that we have cars everywhere, but it didn't need to be this way. Plenty of people walk to daycare or buy a bike with a cart to pick up their kids.

Also, speaking of daycare, that's another thing I really think is essentially stupid. Imagine two different situations.

First situation: Normal family sends 2 kids to daycare. About $50k here in Toronto. Cool. The daycare workers pay their taxes, the family pays theirs after claiming a $6k tax credit. At the end of the day the government gets around $30–40k more in income tax.

Second situation: Family A has two kids and so does Family B. They take turns watching each others kids, reducing each family's working hours by 25%. Assuming both parents earn the same base income in both families, but that only one of them wants to raise kids all day, the government loses about $11k in tax revenue per family, or $22k total.

The only thing that stops this practice from being widespread is that most employers want full-time workers.
With housing we've been a huge macro bull run for the last 50 years here in CA. But, it's not going to go on forever. I'm not saying it's gonna crash, but In the long long run, the rate of return on housing will always be equal to inflation. In addition, You probably want to take into account taxes and depreciation/repairs/costs.
As much as some people here may hate Trump, the fact is that he was right when we said that it is difficult for us to lose a trade war with China since we import more from them than we export. Is there going to be some short term pain? Absolutely! But, long term it is likely to create more jobs in the US. As an extra bonus, there won't be as much of a carbon footprint for shipping things half way around the world and we might begin to focus on quality instead of quantity which what we consume if the labor is now a larger part of the price...
I figured it had small cases down so I immediately went for a fifteen digit number from /dev/urandom and was happy that it solved it perfectly. But I'm probably the exception.

For those wondering how to generate random numbers, it's simple if you don't care about a little computational overhead: </dev/urandom tr -dc 0-9 | head -c 15 (substitute 0-9 for any character set like a-zA-Z or \ -~). I use this to generate random PIN numbers after it took too long to read the pwgen man page, and I might start to use it as replacement for pwgen altogether since it only uses very basic tools that are available everywhere, unlike pwgen.

To explain the command: we read urandom into tr's stdin; tr translates (like "echo haha | tr a u"); with -d, tr deletes instead of substituting; with -c, it takes the compliment set (so everything except what you specify). Basically we're filtering characters or of urandom's output. Finally, we limit the output to a certain number of characters.
Why is the NTSB doing the investigation?
I have a solid grasp of CSS to debug anything that comes up, and just enough knowledge to build a small bootstrap-like framework. However, there are some advanced concepts I do not yet understand with related to animations / mathmatical / sass based layouts (the really interesting things in codepen). I don't fully yet understand all the things you can do with hybrid javascript + css related to animations

CSS doesn't require a huge amount of conceptual knowledge, but rather pure memorization / practice of many techniques.

- Specificity rules: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/07/css-specificity-thi...

- SCSS: https://sass-lang.com/

- BEM / SMACSS architecture - https://smacss.com/ , http://getbem.com/naming/

- 30 selectors must memorize https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/the-30-css-selectors-you...

I went through lynda.com's 3 video tutorials on CSS, and a few their SCSS/SASS videos. I don't know if this is the best way to learn this, but it did go through all the fundamentals. Wesbos had a few good videos on javascript30 related to CSS (such as root variables). Most of what I learned through CSS is writing my own themes to popular notetaking tools, and modifying wordpress themes

I personaly prefer to use css-tricks.com and smashingmagazine. Books aren't a great resource for this topic IMO, we are talking about CSS here. There are plenty of good articles on nicely made sites.

Copying things from dribbble is what I see what most advanced CSS developers do
I block everything but HTML by default. One request, 10.49 KB transferred.
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Yeah, the most common boards (cheap Uno/Leonardo clones on eBay/Aliexpress) are AVR, but newer Arduino boards (M0) are based on Cortex-M cores, and there's things like the ESP32 that can be used with Arduino IDE…
not to mention that what his tweet said was "Secured funding." (many news organizations misquote it as "Funding secured.")

In English, the sentence "Secured funding" is ambiguous in meaning: as a shorthand sentence, it could mean "we would only use secured funding for a transaction like this".

"Secured debt" is a thing, and therefore secured funding is a thing. Unless he clarified it someplace else in a way that was not in his favor, there is plenty of wiggle room in that sentence.
"right to work", "impossibility to renounce the right to work" should be written down somewhere in the basic rights or even in the constitutions. In the reality of visas, protectionism, various barriers, employability is one the highest values one can have to offer on the job market.
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THIS. Elon is the largest Tesla stockholder, but he has taken out huge loans against that stock. If the stock price of TSLA falls below about $230/share (there is some confusion about the exact price, but it's widely believed to be somewhere around there) his stock could all be sold to cover the loan, which would suddenly dump the stock price even further, or he could be forced to post more of his stock as collateral for the loan. Either way, it's not good for him OR for the company.

Elon has used those loans to finance a rather extravagant lifestyle. He own FIVE mansions in Bel Air, all right next to or near each other. He owns a $70,000,000 private jet, a top-of-the-line Gulstream G650 ER, and flies everywhere with it, burning immense amounts of fuel sometimes just commuting within Los Angeles (between Hawthorne and Van Nuys airports, for example). Because his unusual compensation arrangement at Tesla is contingent on the company's increasing market value or maybe someday turning a profit (which has never ever happened), these loans against his Tesla stock are his main bread-and-butter.

In other words, Tesla's fate as a company and its stock price are intimately tied to Elon's personal financial solvency. That's gotta create some conflicts of interest between his various jobs as CEO, head of the Board of Directors, and a person who doesn't want to be personally financially wiped out.
> Even Portland and Eugene love to boast how bicycle friendly they are, but neither are really commutable by anything besides a car for most people. Which is why most cyclists are so prolific -- it's hard to be a cyclist by circumstance. Riding your bike inherently comes with crossing a dozen intersections beaming with cars that treat you like you don't belong on the road.

I commuted by bike for two years or so in Portland -- for work from North Portland to downtown across the Broadway bridge, and for fun when visiting friends all over south east -- and that wasn't my experience at all, Portland drivers were incredibly courteous to cyclists. You could take the lane when needed and no one batted an eye, people would correctly negotiate right of way with bikes at four way stops, etc.

Contrast that to Oakland where I live now where I receive death threats on a daily basis for riding in the bike lane. :)
Thanks ! i will look into it.
Just how "nuanced" can the word "secured" mean here?
I wish I was doing that. At previous jobs it didn't happen so I was just using the lead as a sounding board for my ideas. We only talked and he turned me down.

Also, it doesn't seem right that I cannot freely discuss ideas with him and I must document them first.
Trump is a good orator. His messaging works for his target audience. Doesn't mean he is a good person.
Details? I assume at least it has bookmarks and keeps cookies around? I use FF for quick searches but not anything that requires login for that reason.