skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's also the time component to consider, PC language evolves faster than natural language and a lot of people struggle to keep up. It wasn't too long ago (well within living memory) that negro was the PC term and since then we've been through colored, African American, People of Color and possibly some more I'm missing. It's easy to assume malice where it was never intended and the person was actually trying to use the correct term.

An example I'm more familiar with personally is spastic, my disabled sister went to a school literally called "The Spastic School" until the term was deemed un-PC in the 90's, then it became "The special School" and something else now. I'm aware of the change but a couple of decades on it's not uncommon to run into someone that doesn't realize spastic became a derogatory term, simply because it's not a situation the encounter very often.

The change seems to be even harder for words used everyday. In Australia (and probably the UK) Sheila is often considered a derogatory term for a woman, but many older men will use it the way we use chick/girl/women. It seems like the frequency of use creates a self-reinforcing pattern, you won't find many people under 50 using the word and the over 50's that do will keep using it until the die.

So aside from sensitivity, for many it's just resistance to change for various reasons.
Excellent write up and project! Wish I had that much patience.

I am suprised it actually worked. Probably required some good connections at a Tesla service facility / input from someone who knows these cars in and out.
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The article says they were private or church funded schools, not the U.S. government.

[edit] sorry re-read and saw that the U.S. government did fund them.
A new software engineering maxim:

"The bar of complaint will rise to meet any improvements"
Reported by GrayKey itself. Nothing but marketing and PR to calm down customers while they were trying to find holes in the beta.
Rest in peace, Glenn.
In this case, bowel evacuation has less to do with being bitten by a tarantula and much more to do with literally having the shit scared out of you on seeing this thing inside your house.

Yup, it's a real thing.
How do you backup your phone after you smash your screen?
Not something I'd consider roadworthy due to lack of rigorous testing.
Wow. I've been writing CSS for 10+ years. I never knew that.
If we're also adding on other countries that are not China:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolen_Generations

> Children taken to such institutions were trained to be assimilated to Anglo-Australian culture. Policies included punishment for speaking their local indigenous languages. The intention was to educate them for a different future and to prevent their being socialised in Aboriginal cultures.
LRPD is exactly like Information Retrieval: saw a hole in the ceiling, blast a door down and shatter some random person's life to make statistics.

https://youtu.be/I24K8BfV840
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Take a look at Thermomix[1]. It's a food processor with a heated bowl and built-in scale, and the range of foods it can cook is surprisingly wide, given some help from the user. You can cook chicken dishes, lasagna/moussaka, steam vegetables and all sorts of things.

BTW, their sales model is quite unique. There probably are no retail stores near you. Instead, they come to your home and they prepare some food for you to show you what it can do, and then you have the option to buy it.

[1] https://thermomix.com/
Oh, and wasp-wise, the scariest thing I've seen are the Tarantula Hawk wasps.

Those things are ginormous.

And they hunt tarantulas.

'Nuff said.
I am interested to see the result. I might pay for a vpn that I control that blocked things.
Seriously. The thought of this thing being on the road scares the heck out of me. All it takes is for there to be one assumption the autopilot software makes about the hardware that didn't get retrofitted, and you've got an accident on your hands.
For feature requests on this, please create an issue on the github Repo!

For future tutorial suggestions, mail me at smadan@mit.edu. A new one on NLP is coming soon!
A negative result is not necessarily the result of a mistake. Null results can be as important for the progress of science as positive findings.
What is with catering to the worst and most clueless users only? We need more than that. We deserve more than that. Gutenberg is disastrous for anyone with an IQ above that of a carrot.

Well, insulting hyperbole certainly isn't going to help.

From what I can tell (I haven't used Wordpress in a long time, so I didn't know about this), the main complaint is it's more touch-optimized, and as a result desktop editing with trackpad/mouse is more complex.

That's a fair criticism, but not a conclusive argument against. If the most common use case for non-technical users is a touch interface, then making that the default, and giving highly-technical users who prefer the old editor a way to swap back to it... seems like a perfectly reasonable decision to me, and one that should be made on the basis of user research and usage stats, not on the basis of people who sling insults and leave 1-star reviews on a plugin marketplace.
Minor clarification: do you actually need to choose TimescaleDB xor Citus? I thought the fact that both are Postgres extensions (as opposed to forks) meant that they could be used jointly.
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And then reframe the situation into some kind of an opportunity for you. You need to figure that out, but maybes it's something like, "chance for you to learn how to mentor/influence others" or something.
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This is hardly some abstract modern poetry requiring an explanation...
It's also part of the standard Italian education, it's called "paraphrasing"
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My understanding is that Tesla wanted to use a standard for their build out but the standards committee dragged their feet in order to stall them.
In Europe they do use a standard plug.
We have everything set to give us email notifications and have a group (softwareadmin@company.com) that the emails go to.
Opening up wire harnesses introduces corrosion - I would not trust an autopilot car with hand soldered wire harnesses. There is a reason Tesla would replace all of the harnesses if they were to do this...Sure its fine now but in a few years those connections will start to fail.
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You can use both extensions on separate tables but they are not interoperable on the same table.

Timescale is limited to time-based partitioning on one node while Citus uses a master node with partitioning across multiple worker nodes. I don't see many situations why you would run both.

If you're just doing single-node time-series then use Timescale. If you have Citus then you can use the native partitions in 11 or pg_partman to add a secondary partitioning dimension.
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That is what happens when you put meaningful education behind a wall of private business.
Having a proprietary charging system and network was necessary to get EVs into the market in the first place. A little bit like ICE powered cars. Back the day fuel could ibly be bought at pharmacies.

In that regard Tesla is having, fir now, clear advantage over traditional car makers. Until, that is, these car makers agreed on a common standard for charging their cars. Once that standard is established (supercharger-like solutions) the risk for third parties to set up charging networks comparable to gas stations became very low.

It is great to see Tesla turn a profit. But it seems to have some down sides, quality for example. Lets hope it is sustainable. I for my part am not convinced it is. We will see who is faster, Tesla at getting mass production right or competitors getting EVs developed and sold.
I agree about those statements, just curious since that was probably the most important concept I had to learn about "advanced" React.
Maybe this is useful tool, but several things strike as weird to me:

- save all values everywhere: why not select the one that would last the longest (that people delete least often)? Or maybe two, if you want a cookie but also want to survive over "delete all cookies". But then again, if a user wants to delete cookies then you really shouldn't try to keep it.

- "Data is stored resiliently but can also be voluntarily purged if the user designedly clears cookies and application storage." So you delete data when the user wants to delete data. Which database doesn't have this feature?

- doesn't use Flash, Silverlight, or Java -- which do?

- "healing" is usually used in the context of distributed computing, but here it means that it gets around user wanting to delete stuff from it's browser, but perhaps isn't in-the-know enough to delete everything but just the cookies.

No offence to the author but all this sound malicious. Perhaps this is why evercookie isn't maintained?
I'm seeing potential for VPN providers to bolt this reporting on as a regular service. Maybe this is already set up in things like Streisand? Honestly, more and more people need to have the ability to administer their phones this way - for too long, its been a black box.

(If we still had real OS vendors, it'd be handy if this were builtin to the OS, duh...)
Fantastic guys, thank you! I’ve been looking forward to it becoming an extension for half a year. This is great news.

This basically means Postgres now has continuous views and a toolkbox of functions for running calculations. Combined with PG11 partitioning features and better parallel gusty execution, PG is an even more formidable choice for medium sized data.
When I was a kid, my grandparents had a home at Lake Arrowhead in Texas. On the way to or from town, we came upon a tarantula migration with around a hundred thousand tarantulas crossing the road.. so many you couldn't see any land without them. My grandmother (smh) opened the car door to gawk at them, which is dumb because they can rub those fiberglass-like hairs off their bodies as a defense mechanism.

Where I'm at in Chico, CA has hundred or thousands of black widows... you definitely don't put gloves on without shaking or rolling them up.
Gutenberg makes blogging actually very difficult. You can’t just write because everything is a block or some other element …

https://www.manton.org/2018/10/23/wordpresss-gutenberg-vs.ht...
For any files, my expectation of a backup program is that Restore(Backup(FS)) == FS, where FS is the state of my file system.
Meta-analyses suffer from publication bias, though. Studies with one outcome are more likely to be published than those with some other outcome, and therefore the input for the meta-anslysis is biased.
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From my experience you use WordPress because of it's massive amount of plugins and themes, and because it's simpler to configure those plugins then other options (like drupal).
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They sure are kicking ass killing all those Palestinians alright. I like how you Westerners can just pretend that everything is hunky dory just so that you can rationalize your worldview. All the while we're getting slaughtered and you're paying for the weapons. Bunch of fucking hypocritical cretins.
Home furnishings are a bit special. The market is flooded with cheap Chinese goods. There’s no way to tell what’s good, and there are way too many choices/knockoffs. Plus it’s too heavy to return if you don’t like it. You really have to see it in person to have the confidence that it’s right.

This is also true for cabinets, flooring, lighting, etc.
Almost all of the chargers around Europe are already non-Tesla. They aren't yet super, but upgrading should be cheaper than new installs.
Software is replacing human labor and destroying livelihoods while the enablers rationalize it with the usual jingoist propaganda of "freeing up labor" and "better jobs elsewhere," yeah right, just like trickle-down economics. The ultimate conclusion will be software that writes itself as AI grows to encompass the design of systems, no longer needing human coders as the final raft of coders works themselves out of a job.
Calling it the Arab Golden Age is pushing it. It was a Golden Age of the Islamic world but the high culture, science and philosophy was often communicated in Persian and most of the great thinkers we remember were not Arabs.
I don't mow anything with a face.
> (1) it should have been designed around what people actually try to do

It was but a lot has changed in the last 20 years.

At the time CSS was first supported in most browsers, the way to create columnar layouts was with a frameset. They even handled fixed position headers and footers.

I can't believe I've been writing CSS for 20 fucking years.
re: opening up Safari on the iPhone 'any website you have in your bookmarks can track that' I assume that's because it's checking/refreshing favicons? If that's all it is there's nothing nefarious about it but he sure is opaque in his statement.
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Maybe the "economy" continuing to rally is not a good thing, for, yknow, society?
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That’s an event a backup is supposed go help with. You’re talking no longer about backup, but restore.
those are all excuses that, in my opinion, causes one to ignore the progress over there. it's dangerous thinking. do you really think that tesla is as safe as other established car manufacturers? (i am aware of their "ratings", which i find hard to believe.)

edit: and you can see my other reply or do a google search to see that china's car manufacturing revolution, including their massive and unparalleled surge into electric vehicles, is something one cannot simply write off. i don't know why people like you hold your opinions in the face of the history of brands like hyundai and kia. kia used to make terrible cars, but is now one of the top auto manufacturers in terms of value, execution, and design. just take a look at the new kia stinger and huge success of the optima model line.
I thought it was the lead of accessibility, Rien Rietveld, who quit?

The article announcing Riet's resignation is https://rianrietveld.com/2018/10/09/i-have-resigned-the-word... (Working at time of writing this comment)
Inverse logic is valid too.

Any sufficiently popular "thing to crack" is doomed in the long run. ... They are just training offences.
Before a man was getting paid 40k a year. Now his wife joins. Congratulations, you both fools now get paid 20k each.
Sorry, but rclone does not do what Relica does. :) And soon Relica will do at least some of what rclone does, and to nearly as many cloud providers.
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This reads like a very sophisticated method to kill his wife.
Reported by Elon Musk and Laurie Shelby, Tesla's Vice President of Engineering Health and Safety, during the October 24th, 2018 earnings call at timestamp 19:05: https://edge.media-server.com/m6/p/omd73p8r

Previous HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16869888 ("California Opens Investigation into Tesla Workplace Conditions")
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It's obviously not a personal name in this context. Nor is any moderation practice absolute. Please don't post frivolous nitpicks.
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I don't understand why freeze dried ingredients aren't more common. I understand it takes considerable energy, but it seems like one of those problems of scale that you could throw money at, like batteries, and really change the market dynamics for considerable profit.

With freeze dried ingredients you could much more easily create standard containers to hold chopped vegetables and protein. It's a short step to then create a machine that can create a diverse array of sauces on demand; and many cooking styles are centered around sauces. Casseroles would work similarly.

There's a niche market for freeze dried foodstuffs that caters to the survivalist community, but it's expensive. I think most preppers buy traditionally preserved items--heat drying, salted, etc. Bringing down the cost of freeze drying such that you could enable new markets would require tremendous scale, but the money is there. We just need an Elon Musk-type person to put the cash to work.

I guess I should point out that freeze drying foodstuffs substantially preserves taste and, to a lesser extent, texture. Nothing else comes close. I have a cabinet full of freeze dried, chopped herbs, including red onions and garlic; they're simply incomparable to regular dried herbs and essentially obviate the need to buy (and plan ahead for) fresh herbs. Freeze drying preserves the volatile compounds that provide depth of flavor.
I read here a day or two ago plants can be anesthetized with the same things that also knock us out.

Does knowledge of this change the equation?
I think you forgot the "C" in CSS

I think you forgot that everything is in a global, conflicting namespace, where people thought global naming conventions like BEM were a good idea vs actually solving the problem
French was a minority language in France until the 20th century. The other languages were basically beaten and shamed out of school children.
Money isn‘t flowing to their pockets.
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You can be sure that more than a few people at Apple know how it was done. Just as you can be sure they are not talking.
What's the difference between CORBA and Protobuf with regard to IDL? I remember it was supposed to be the next big thing before SOA and webservices took over - I wonder what's different this time?
20 to 25 minutes is still an eternity compared to gasoline. Yes, it's faster than the other chargers, but that's about the same amount of time an oil change takes. That's something people have to plan around since it's not 3-4 minutes.
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Not with Ajit Pai and the rest of the cronies dynamiting government. This is just wishful thinking so long as billionaires run the politics in America. Changing that, which means tempering the timeless interests of the rich aristocracy to control everything for their exclusive benefit, is a precondition to any meaningful, major overhaul that doesn't benefit them. Otherwise, suggesting such would be waiting for Godot.
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err... what server framework isn't supported? and how likely is it to be supported by gRPC? The list of supported languages and frameworks in Swagger Codegen is huge.
rems don't work either because there are instances where you need to have things line up exactly. For example, if you have 3 columns. You will be one pixel out. There are no good ways to fix this. See [0]

https://johnresig.com/blog/sub-pixel-problems-in-css/

CSS should only be used to appease those ppl in your org that read/write more blog posts than code. Use JS if in doubt. You're welcome.
> gRPC vs JSON/REST.

gRPC is still REST.
Thanks for your honesty.

However, I would probably respond along the lines, "I'd be happy to supply this, right after you show me a court order". Otherwise, no matter what, I cannot see how it would not be used for anything other than a nefarious purpose.
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“One of the challenges of being 70 years old is having lots and lots of legacy systems, and they’re all written in languages that nobody understands, and if you pile new apps and applications on top of all that, it just becomes a nightmare to manage,” he said.
I suffer the same issue. I think I'm just gonna buy cubbies soon.

Clear Hanging shoe racks have helped a ton as well as large Ziploc type bags.
It never worked well in the original envisaged usecase. CSS 1 didn’t work properly with tables which meant I used to have to inline style attributes for tables as well as set a CAS file. It’s always been garbage for centering things, in the early days that meant using the <center> tag. Then you have all the different browser extensions (o-, mo-, etc) the inconsistent preferences for font-face, etc.

CSS was a great idea but it’s always been a garbage execution of that with no single browser following the spec correctly for years then each browser going off and adding their own crap when the spec ended up languishing (thank you W3C for sleeping while the web leapfrogged into the future).

I’m not a fan of HTML (I think that was good for it’s time but could use deprecation) nor JavaScript (but I’ll concede this is personal preference - however wouldn’t it be nice to have browsers run byte code so you could have a choice of languages rather than having compile everything down to JavaScript?) but CSS is easily the worst of a bad bunch in my personal opinion.

Frankly I don’t even get why people are defending it. Any programming tool that reduces the developer down to hours of trial and error just to do basic things is clearly a misstep. Sure, expert front end developers with years of experience and using bloated frameworks cope fine; but why have we allowed ourselves to get into this kind of mess in the first place?

I would honestly welcome a ground up complete reimplementation of the web if browser vendors all decided to work together on one.
Does this mean Google Meet will work in Safari?
Good that you can earn enough that it is only a mattter of preference.

For many people 300 euros is already too much.
I'd wager this is a fairly fringe case that isn't worth the trade off. If you don't have a recent backup and absolutely need the data, take it to a third party repair shop/buy a screen from ifixit/data recovery lab, connect a new display, enter your PIN, back it up.
> (If we still had real OS vendors, it'd be handy if this were builtin to the OS, duh...)

RedHat, Canonical, and Microsoft are not "real" OS vendors?
But the "majority of americans" doesn't consistently agree on what is and isn't political correctness, so it really is based on "things I don't like".
Reddit received
approximately 450 million page views in December 2014,
while Hacker News received approximately 3.25 million.

I just looked, and HN had well over 60M page views that month. The Reddit number is likely way too small as well.
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That is what happens when a phone costs more than a desktop computer, or contracts require 50 euros per month just as base price.

Which then require the help of the consumers protection agency to be properly terminated.
Most of the ChargePoint and other chargers are 6-8kW.
SuperChargers are 100-120kW... they are more than 10x faster to charge. It's the difference between 10min for 100mi 2hours!

That means that even with absurd 6mph traffic that takes 3 hours to get 30mi, you might still finish charging first on the SuperCharger (15min vs 3hours).
Oops. Good catch. I meant “overstate”. That’s what too little sleep and too much caffeine will lead to, perhaps.
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I can't find it either, but I remember reading it.

However, http://jes.ecsdl.org/content/163/9/A1846.full points out some of the details.
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