skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The city will definitely resist. Its the most anarchic place I know of in the EU. Life here is as dirty and violent as it is lyrical, warm, and rich.

It will be hard to truly gentrify this place. There are not too many gentrifier types I know who would be excited to live in a basso:
https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basso_(Napoli)

But maybe that will change.

The city would only benefit from more thinkers, technologists, scientists, and artists. You are right that the dream of attracting them may be the seed of a folly that will undermine the culture of the city, which is dazzlingly beautiful and shockingly ugly at the same time.

There are some deep cultural problems here, but gentrification is only going to make these worse. They are related to being ruled by many invaders and monarchs basically since forever. The tech lords seem no different to me. Investment is good, but if it is driven through local channels it will only entrench the current system, whose most powerful participants, who are completely uninterested in improving the quality of life locally.
This looks like it an interesting alternative to Gravitational Teleport.
Not to mention that the risk profile is going to be different. When you are driving your car, there is at least the illusion that you are in control of your risks. A careful driver at least believes that their risks are significantly lower than average. Getting into a self-driving car you have no control and are just playing Russian roulette.

Not to mention that the failure modes of self-driving cars are likely to be very different from failure modes of humans, making it more difficult for other road users to predict what they would do in any given situation.
Can we go back to calling it GMT as well?
But why tho?
The article brings up that. The throttling was not done in order to ease congested network traffic. It is not a response to hotspots of high traffic, nor is it even classification of data types such as torrent and video usage.

If you use Boost ISP and watching sports on NBCSport it will work fine but watching the same match later on youtube is not. If you sit at CSpire and watch a paid movie on Youtube Red you will get worse experience then if you paid and watched the exact same movie on Netflix. If you sit at GCI and have both Netflix and Amazon Prime then go and unsubscribe your netflix as it will be much worse experience than amazon thanks to your ISP throttling.

This is not small ISP that monitor overall usage and throttle clients based on high usage and hotspots of traffic. The article is not about congestion control but rather marketing choices where one streaming service is favored over the other within the captured market of an ISP customers.
Is that an option for offshore wind farms? Or would seawater be too expensive to "purify" before splitting into hydrogen/oxygen?
Happy to start discussing it and see where it goes. What's the best way to reach you?
No, that is not correct, and for some reason, you post this misinformation in every single topic about ProtonMail. It seems likely you are affiliated with the people who are putting out these false statements in the first place.

We have previously responded to these claims here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonVPN/comments/8ww4h2/protonvpn...
I don't think it's going to be much of an issue for the UK to keep it. They're not on the same timezone anyway, so it won't change much. So yeah, considering the amount of hassle it would be to change, I wouldn't be surprised to see them stay with it.
You are totally right. That’s something I realized too, when reading all the comments. Also, I think another thing I realized is that country cultures adapt to “normal” times, eg dinner in Spain is very late also due to the fact that they actually live in GMT...

Re your point: just because it used to be that way doesn’t mean it should stay like that. If we can optimize now, I think we should
I kinda liked to listen to functional geekery [1], because I really like the space of kinda-fringe-but-mostly-practical space many of the guests occupy with regards to functional languages. Good mix of people working with languages professionally, on side-projects as well as in research. Nice range of languages, heard about clojure, clojure-script, functional-style js, elm, purescript, haskell, idris, F#, erlang, elixir, and even prolog?

I find them often go beyond the introductory, especially when the guest has been working with non-mainstream technology to solve some interesting problem. Your mileage may vary, though, large part of the episode can consist of "So, how did you get to learn $LANGUAGE"?

[1] https://www.functionalgeekery.com/
Yeah, ideally you'd shift to 7am sunrise and 10:30pm sundown, that would be ideal in terms of social events and waking time.
I like to watch some professional gamer's Twitch streams (particularly before bed, it's relaxing) and I've noticed some have expressed that they can only play 3-4 hours of ranked games a day, while others can play 8-10 with success.

Point is, it seems like I keep hearing about studies which tell me x,y,z etc; but if humans dropped into a zoo on another planet and a study was done to see how long humans could run, I'd bet you'd get some wild answers until you just let the people who like to run go out and run marathons, ultra marathons, etc.

Modern work has some aspect of captivity to it that we certainly subject ourselves to, when in reality we are all individuals with each our own strengths and struggles.
Safari does MAP_JIT, I believe, so it keeps around RWX pages (edit: I think just one page). The best third-party apps can do (on non-jailbroken devices) is W^X–that is, map memory as RW, put code on it, then remap it as RX–because they cannot gain the dynamic-codesigning entitlement. Even this requires jumping through hoops, such as its own set of entitlements and specific setup dance, which makes it not available to App Store apps.
I replaced all the wall clocks in my house with ones that set themselves from the NIST radio broadcast. My computers (and presumably phone) are all ntp based. None of those require firmware updates. It's quite nice to never mess with the clocks and have everything just be correct.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Braincels/comments/9gi58u/we_need_t...

The situation is only going to become more divisive if we don’t find a way to come together and work out differences. Especially with those we don’t like.
Especially because business times and social event times are very rigid, even if it's just in people's heads.

I'm assuming everyone here who says you should just change your own time doesn't have friends.
Please keep such madness out of the EU...
Personally I’ve had a great experience with 4G LTE, but it is going to depend on lots of factors, including the ISP.
I have the feeling this should be bigger. This was 03:00 localtime for me and I expected to wake up to headlines about the moon everywhere.

But even here it vanished from the front page. No trends (Germany) on Twitter or YouTube. No top news on news sites.

My "friends" on Facebook aren't talking about it. My twitter timeline only has tweets from the obvious accounts (SpaceX, Elon Musk, …) about it.

What happened?
The appeal could be that everyone's on there, and you can't read their posts elsewhere. It needn't start out like that, but it could become that - much like Twitter has been limiting third-party access more and more.
Well technically something like 99% of the population lives in zones that map to "theoretical" UTC+7/8, and it's not as if local populations had their word to say anyway--switching Tibet to China's time after its invasion was definitely more political rather than practical
Why it failed: Getting an office that can't be paid off with low income from startup.
Learning: Don't get an office.
I'm one of those few, because I have to get up really early, so I also gotta get to bed really early and I have trouble sleeping when it's light outside.
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A startling discussion I had mere days ago: "You're not productive enough! If you're doing work X in n hours per day then you can do work X * n+2/n in n+2 hours per day! BTW, screw your high quality, efficient† work, and you're not getting a raise."

Surprise surprise, that's not how it works. We're not doing cog work, and productivity cannot be measured by the time sitting in front of a bloody screen. Also, pro tip: morale wins battles.

† Efficiency is producing work with a given amount of power. A given efficiency does not mean it can be reliably sustained – if at all reached — at a higher power level.
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...which does not affect the storing of Messages in device backups into iCloud.
> We have previously responded to these claims here:

And I already responded to your denial here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17789334

You are a shady company at best.
There's Diaspora, since 2010 no less, but it's hard for it to really take off when most people would rather use a centralized service, and centralized services would rather lock people in.
Machine Learning still confuses Elephants for Cats.

While it's quite fun if you pin up a cat dressed up in an elephant costume and surely amuses a few colleagues, a self-driving car is not something that should confuse an Elephant for a Cat.

ML is IMO not reliable enough for use in self-driving cars, in complicated situations the driver should take over.
Well, there’s another point of view. Firstly, the data mining claims are just claims and speculations, because they were never proved. Secondly, this whole thing can be seen as an extensive smearing campaign from the competitors, you can read more here for example https://vpnpro.com/blog/confusion-in-the-vpn-industry-is-nor.... So one could argue that it also may apply to ProtonMail since they own ProtonVPN or vice versa. The oldest trick in the book: defame opponents for your own personal gain.
Regarding the Tesonet and its ownership of NordVPN and ProtonVPN, well these are only speculations too.
After hearing about GraalVM first time at a PolyConf talk last year I sat down with one of the GraalVM folks and we (well, I was just providing info) did a few performance measurements if this could speed up the startup time (especially for leiningen tasks) - the preliminary results were pretty cool.

So if you're using Clojure and Leiningen and are annoyed by the long startup times... there's potential :)
How come you need a transplant ?
Sounds like an interesting story. You should write an article or something. I'm interested and I'm sure some other folk here would be too!
I accept your view as your own, but I personally believe that research at universities is helping people, just indirectly and with a time shift and a level of uncertainty.
Yes, being an asshole is really easy, when you can get away with it. Being nice can be too, however some people prefer the feeling of lashing out.
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Ignoring the real problem you mentioned, camera dynamic range (for example) is pathetic compared to the human eye.
>but still we may introduce the problem to places that did not have it before.

And perhaps in some places this will cause the problem to disappear. I think it will be fine.
What is create-react-native-app?
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The grandparent said that most of the rail network in Germany is already electrified anyway. So no need for diesel or hydrogen trains. He/She states that at most a battery would be needed to cover the non-electrified parts.
Paper? The video is really impressive if it's not just a highlight reel.
Split the water onshore, building those things offshore wouldn't make much sense when all you need is a cable to bring the electricity on shore to larger conversion installations
The optimizations Gatsby does by default are great, especially if you're a web performance noob. But, I feel like Gatsby and static website generators in general are the product of front-end developers learning to code Javascript with no knowledge of HTML or the underlying technologies.

Nothing wrong with having a chance to make a website with your favorite front-end framework, but when you've been doing web apps with Javascript and websites with only a CSS framework if any, these generators just feel like a bit too much. Not everything needs to be an "app", if you catch my drift.

If you want to make a website that's blazing fast and you happen to know React well, Gatsby really is your best bet.
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"I’m curious how self driving focused groups are solving lane detection and managing surrounding traffic on snow covered roads. It’s not uncommon for a multi lane highway to be completely covered with snow and multiple tracks for different ‘lanes’ that overlap. It’s also not uncommon to see cars just making their own lanes. This occurs even after the snow has stopped flying."

Yep. As a Michigander, I totally agree. You see 6 to 12 lane roads reduced to "random" 2 lane roads when there is a good pileup of snow. And the snow drifts make it even worse!
> In addition, he said, invasive plants have been enabled in their spread by centuries of environmental disturbance. “If we think in our forests we are dealing with a pristine habitat, we are deluding ourselves,” he said. Peter Del Tredici, a retired senior research scientist at Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum, said the concept of exotic invasive species didn’t emerge until 30 years ago, even though European settlers recorded escaped plants as early as 1672.

I can't vocalize it at the moment but there's something truly terrifying about the potential implications of this paragraph.
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How expensive was the office? How much money was the start-up making at the time?
Considering how closely interconnected the EU tech industry is — half the train will be German parts anyway — I don't think it makes sense to try to attribute it to a specific EU country.
I'm worried about the south europeans jumping into their self-driving car thinking they can come visit us in northern Sweden early spring (their season, still full winter here).

How do you meassure how slippery the road is? How much wind from the side? Will the wind blow me off the road because it has been polished by the wind just after those trees end, next to the lake? Will the car know to stop before even going because the car doesn't have winter tyres with good enough tracktion left?

A self-driving truck, does it know enough not to slow down in the uphill because it will start to glide sideways or backwards where the road leans too much to the side?

I get gray hair when I start thinking of all the problems that needs to be solved before we have self-driving cars.

One of the developer voes, am I wise enough to be humble about my limits of knowledge or do I know enough to be dangerous?
Thanks, v0.2 will be at least usable.

Actually, I don't just want to replace emacs, we'll see.
Modern snow tyres don't have big bumps in the tread.
My previous employer was asking money upfront, the late payment problem was still here and kicked down the road until renewal, but at least the first year was payed in advance which allowed to bootstrap the business.
Why did https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18011723 get pushed off the front page so quickly?
Also probably don't give up a controlling share of equity too soon?
I think it's largely a zero-sum-game - WTO rules allow a country targeted with unilateral trade sanctions to respond in equal measure without sanctions - which China is doing.

Unlike a communist country they're free to pick targets that are political targets, in particular they're being smart, going for Trump's rural base. Meanwhile real people, in both countries are losing their livelyhoods.
No, it can't. Mafia won't allow it and every decent human being born out of that city moves out of it sooner rather than later
It's hard to tell the exceptions from the rules.

Many people would say, e.g. don't deal with large companies because they will drag you along, eat your revenue and then not commit to a sale 12 months later. You will also find plenty of companies who will say that 1 big customer was their route to some early cash and success.

The bottom line with any business success is the CEO/executive team understanding how to take a high level view of the company and fix anything that isn't working!
In other words, Itanium only failed because there was competition.
Did Leiningen compile through Graal without modification?
Elon Musk and his companies are master in unveiling and announcing visions but not in delivering. I wonder if there is a special word for that in marketing... let's see if they will make it till 2023... wish them luck though.
Thanks, I do need to!

Funny thing, it was located on the same road where Tabasco sauce is made. I'm sure a tour bus passenger or two randomly caught me standing on top doing the (Brazilian) Christ the Redeemer (statue) pose.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christ_the_Redeemer_(statue)
Just use OpenJDK.
Actually, on many RE routes the trains are nowadays getting fully automatically coupled/decoupled at certain places.

e.g. the RE7 Kiel-Hamburg and the RE7 Flensburg-Hamburg both arrive in Neumünster at the same time and are coupled together before continuing to Hamburg.

It takes roughly a minute to do the coupling due to modern automated coupling solutions.

On certain lines the ICE1 and ICE2 also did the same, and the IC2 is running the same rolling stock as nah.sh is using on the RE7 line, so that could also use the same technique for coupling.

But this all is very expensive and complicated, and in no way worth it just for coupling a wagon with batteries to the train
We are also building such a product. The core idea is: Your browser knows you best. We leverage this to display offers tailored to your browsing behavior that include a valuable user benefit without any of the information ever leaving your browser.
You can read more of how we do this in https://myoffrz.com/en/fuer-nutzer/. Plus the code is open sourced here: https://github.com/cliqz-oss/browser-core/tree/master/module....
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Abuse is always wrong and Linus was abusive. Some of his stuff was way over the line. You left the first part of the quote out of the comment:

> pledge to making participation in our project and our community a harassment-free experience for everyone

Just because you and your buddies are okay with talking like that doesn't make it acceptable. People do actually get hurt by this stuff, and the minute you do that you're victimizing someone.
And as a taxi driver once told me in Helsinki there are four seasons in Finland - Autumn, Winter, Spring and Construction. Even when the visibility is optimal they'll likely be tearing up the road anyway.
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Yes, there was a crime spike around the early '90s. Here's the fascinating thing: it went away, everywhere. It didn't just go away in some cities that were "tough on crime" and stick around elsewhere. It went away in every city across the nation, regardless of their local policing. It was a transient phenomenon that probably would have gone away even if no changes happened to the criminal justice system.

Also, one thing that's worth understanding here is that a group of individuals all working under the same values system responding to the same stimuli will typically exhibit the same responses, which can often have the appearance of collusion or organization. And in a way it is, through the shared values system, but not in the overt way many think. That doesn't make the results any more palatable.
That sounds like an assumption that holds in the US much more than elsewhere, because in the US you don't have to wait for the traffic light if you turn right, but elsewhere you do.
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Yeah, it depends a bit on how much you enjoy cooking, but there's definitely something to that.
I’ve been using a VPN on an EC2 server for over a year with Netflix with no issues. I think the trick is to be the only one on the IP address and to use the same IP address frequently.

It’s an interesting problem because really, Netflix just needs to pretend to care, enough to satisfy the rightsholders they are buying licenses from. At one point, there were millions of users in Australia even though Netflix didn’t even have a presence there.
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What you're asking for already exists. They are dedicated business circuits. I get where you're coming from, but there is a reason that the consumer advertisements always say "up to X mbps". If ISPs didn't oversell, consumer Internet would either be unbearably slow or obscenely expensive.

A guaranteed 1 gig circuit is on the order of thousands USD month. An oversubscribed consumer fiber provider like Google Fiber is an order of magnitude cheaper because they can oversubscribe based on consumer traffic models that cover 99% of users.

Also keep in mind that your model isn't really straightforward at all. The ISP can only provide you guarantees within the lines they control. There could be any number of choke points at IXPs that mean the user can't reach site X at their guaranteed rate. So ISPs never even offer hard guarantees on connections to the wider Internet. The most you will be able to buy is dedicated circuits to their core, an IXP, some branch office, etc.

Are you okay with gyms selling more unlimited memberships than the number of machines they have?
Why is this not allowed to be discussed here dang?

What's going on on reddit is something never before seen and has directly lead to the rise of extremism in the US. Every thread about reddit should be about this, nothing else matters in the context of what's going on here - on topic or not. How are more people not paying attention or maybe they are and OK with it, which is even scarier.

You've done the same to my comments about this exact issue in the past. You're denying visibility to an issue so much more important than some inc fluff piece, on the grounds of what - making YC funded companies look bad? Being off topic? Too political?

The admin team has shown a flagrant and criminally negligent disregard for the ethical and social impact of their platform which has lead directly to the loss of human life on more than one occasion, the rise of extremism and fascism but we're not allowed to talk about it here on any threads, why?
Did you have subscription plan or was it only pay for development?
Not even a chance. They'll just slowly ban/purge all the crap. So long as the leave the vast majority of the porn alone, which they probably will because frankly porn is "moderate" nowadays they'll be fine.