skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
However ridiculous, there is absolutely no way to convince any EU court to rule that a company should be responsible for a product after 24 months if there is no SLA or other factors; you're citing one law as if it exists isolated - it doesn't. On top of that, I'm reacting to a comment that said a device should be "secure", not "functional" - a huge difference.

My car costs multiple tens of thousands of euro and yet it's still only 24 months (people actually tried this one at a court, failed).

If you bought your Samsung phone in the EU, you will get the 24 month warranty automatically from all EU-native suppliers. Of course if you ship it from somewhere else like the US or Asia, it's very different. If it's from EU, send it in as non-functional.

There are many things that are counter-productive in the EU, this one is probably one of the smallest ones.
Generally probably true, but Graphene-ng looks pretty interesting and seems close to something that can be shipped.
Certainly: the objective is to ensure that perspectives are not systematically ignored.

However, please don't ignore history. Reality is not neat and tidy: there's never a blank slate from which to build anew. Everything real exists in context and has a past, which constrains its possible futures.

Correlation is an important concept because it is evidence of association. And while it's true that associations can be non causal, many associations are causal.

For example, let's run with this description: a white, heterosexual man with XY chromosomes living and growing up in America. There are few absolutely correct inferences made from such a description (e.g. that the individual was and is still benefiting from a soceity built by and for people like him). On the other hand, there are a number of inferences we can make about such an individual that are likely to be true. Or that street true to a varying degree. E.g. we might say that such an individual is likely to view people of color with disdain. Or view women as sexual obejects that exist soley for his pleasure.

Certainly those last two inferences are only correlative. While many men are taught to view women as sexual objects and many white people are taught to believe that people of color are inferior, one can never make such an inference with 0 error.

Working our way back to the conversation thread: correlations are useful for decision making. If I'm hiring people for software jobs, I cannot exclude anyone for their personal, core characteristics of their skin complexion, sex, gender, nationality, ancestry, or age. I can, however, realize that due to the soceity we live in and how it treats people, it's likely that the men applying to my (fictional) company are likely to have some similar viewpoints. And that my woman applicants are also likely to have some similar viewpoints, which are going to be different from the men. Similar reasoning to all of those other characteristics I mentioned above. Knowing history and observing society, I would certainly use such society-level correlations to inform my recruiting strategy.

E.g. Do men take proactive steps to ensure they aren't victims of sexual assualt? On the whole, they do not. Conversely, women often think about this reality and plan around it -- "go out with a friend" or "call me when you get home" or "walk with your keys through the fingers of your hand when you go to your car at night" or "carry pepper spray on your bag". If I'm making a ride sharing service, I better take into consideration that a room full of white men probably won't think about drivers sexually assaulting passengers.

I sincerely hope that my writing here is insightful and informative as to why gender and racial diversity are important in cultivating intellectual and emotional diversity.
> Not sure what you mean here, but I'm saying investors are entitled to the returns stipulated in the investment agreement.

You said "...(efficient) economics [means y]ou don't earn more money unless you're producing more value." However, an owner can be nearly completely idle yet still profit handsomely, by simply paying others a modest fee to increase her fortune, so your statement isn't really true.
On what grounds are you doubtful? The concept of protected classes is well-defined and well-tested and "office lovebirds" aren't one of those classes.
It's not really a tractable problem without concretely defining 'fair' and 'just'. It seems like you're driving toward something interesting (if only theoretical); I'd be really interested to hear from an economist.
The striking thing to me in this article is the utter weakness of the policy: "Google’s sexual harassment policy states that violators may be terminated."

May be terminated? Most employment agreements in the U.S. are at-will. Any employee "may be" terminated at any time, for any reason.

Any sexual harassment policy that doesn't say, "Will be terminated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law." isn't a policy. It's a fucking joke.
Yes, Jupyter is for initial exploration. Then you write solid normal production code. Then you might write further notebooks that import that production code and run/visualize metrics and reporting for your client (probably non-technical people).

I had a "data scientist" submit notebooks to us as if we could ship any of that in production. (We fired him.) It's for hacking and blogging, not for production work.
LOL at the signature on the painting
I think the answer is that it's only recently that this stuff really began blowing up in people's faces.
Is eating organic food linked with lower cancer risk?
Is it an actual painting or a print?
I'll never understand a bat and they'll never understand me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_Is_it_Like_to_Be_a_Bat%3F
I think most ICO participants expect something in return other than “lots of cool research that won’t be immediately practical, but might indirectly advance society in 20 years”. They expect either financial gain through speculation, or a successful launch of the product specified by the ICO whitepaper. They will most likely not get either of those things.
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MySQL still has some unsafe behaviours. Even if it were to fix them all, I still wouldn't use it or recommend it, on account of finding it difficult-to-impossible to trust the design and engineering behind it.
I think the more accurate common denominator of the people you listed above is past-peak career entertainers, not wealth
I read that as, you would be able to use the sample code verbatim once the patent expired and would be able to read and understand the principle behind the patent.
Okay, being poor can be horrifying. But I don't see what's horrifying about the fact that some people have more wealth than others.
This point/article is pretty well illustrated. I wish you would have provided some additional info on what actually happens to orphaned blocks.
or https://github.com/HotelsDotCom/styx
Yeah, once two people are working you NEED more income. Often one of the two people working spends their entire paycheck on child care. You may also to speed more on cleaning, home and auto repair, as you will have less time to do those yourself. You may need to spend more on healthcare since there will be less time to work out and cook good meals. You may need to spend more on food as there will be less time to cook good meals.

It goes on!
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That video is a great demo. Very simple, very informative, and accurate from a data point.
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If they didn't care, why was he forced to resign?
Google knows that people will take cut in salary to add a line to their resumes that will keep giving to their whole career forward.
Ah sorry that was a little confusing. "#" signifies a tag / label in toodles, so #pr means adding the literal "pr" tag to the todo. So we're not adding a PR number.
I'm not defending Rubin's situation regarding Google, but I don't think the evidence in his ex-wife's divorce suit is automatically relevant to what led Google to force him out. The email may have been used as evidence of infidelity, not necessarily of (other) sexual misconduct -- the article doesn't say one way or the othewr.
Under common law, case law is the largest part of the law. Codified law is only a small part
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That would just be an outstaffing firm.
>A good friend of mine is a cop in Massachusetts. He carries Narcan.

>cop in Massachusetts.

>Massachusetts.

C'mon. We both know he's too busy giving other drunk cops rides home and "working" overtime to actually administer narcan. ;)

edit: For anyone not familiar with the shenanigans of MA cops this is a joke. They routinely get caught covering for drunk buddies and "working overtime" that wasn't actually "worked" so to speak.
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> The whole car just becomes trash.

It's a fairly safe argument it was trash before it was purchased. Planned Obsolescence should be the last thing on a car manufacturer's mind. But they see the phone companies making disposable hardware and charging a thousand bucks every year for it, and their mouth drools with the prospect of those kinds of returns...

Vote with your dollars folks.
Can you link to some research on that? I'd love to throw together a hack where you use LED light strips to do this.
Isn't it possible that the light would increase bacteria though?
https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/66878/blue-light...
I wasn't actually asking for more evidence. I was criticizing the invocation of "hypergamy" as something relevant to the story we're commenting on.
I agree with this philosophy. I also believe "when it breaks, it'd be better if it's easy to fix".
There's a difference between being a Republican, and being a Conservative. To that end, the Republican party itself is not the monolith that you see in the Democratic party. There still exist factions that resulted in the passage of a lot of Democratic policies while the Reps. controlled Congress during the last presidency.

While I don't support the Republican party, I still hold conservative ideals, primarily regarding regulation and oversight. My social views are fairly liberal, but I don't identify with the progressive movement and intersectional politics.

EDIT: I think diversity is great, but diversity as an end goal is misguided.
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Even given the existence of research establishing statistically significant correlation, I don't buy that that means there should just be a blanket gag on writing about suicide in the news. Just because there's some second order effect of disseminating some information doesn't mean we ought to withhold that information. Maybe there are numerous positive second order effects as well, which just aren't as easily measured. Just because some people have a bad reaction to some information doesn't justify taking away everyone else's freedom to share or access said information.
I make more than that but living in a higher cost of living area nullifies that gain.
If you understand why people use potent opioids, why don't you believe that the same reasoning -- economics and a desire for stronger effects -- holds for potent stimulants?
(not in the game industry, but a graphics programmer)

Are there really no games out there that program their own graphics anymore and don’t rely on “middleware” engines? This seems shocking to me. Then again I was shocked the first time I learned that most games don’t hand-code assembly anymore. Things move so fast.
It's never been easier or cheaper for anyone to invest in the stock market and capture a share of those gains.
That's funny, I unsubscribed just this week for the same reason.
The naivete of the job candidate? She was supposed to understand that an invitation to Burning Man was an implicit relationship proposal?
It's meant for functional components, not classes.
i started learning python in my spare time after I attended a training course for shop software that ran on Linux. As for the pi, theyre awesome. for $30 or so I have a computer powerful enough to pull OBD codes and do pretty much anything else in the shop wirelessly. And if someone drop it, backs over it, or splashes it with friction modifier or something I can just ask my boss for $40 to replace it instead of $1400 for a new laptop.
The whole point of much of this analysis (and the videos shown) is that household income can be very misleading. But most if not all of the analyses I report on are for individuals over time. So changes in the number of earners are actually more of a problem for most of the gloomy studies that look at households by quintile. Incredibly, the proportion of households with two earners is LOWER in 2014 than in 1980 because of the large increase in households with one or no earners. Marriage is not nearly as common as it used to be. The data are here in Table H-12: https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/income-p...

I also would add as I did in the essay, that I am not claiming that everything is OK in the economy. I am trying to respond to the relentless claim that the rich got all the gains of the last few decades. It's simply not true. That doesn't mean everything is fine. But just figuring out what actually happened is surprisingly complicated. The people who claim that the economy is only helping the rich should be more nuanced.
The surveillance-advertising-entertainment complex will likely keep these forces in check for far longer than you'd expect.
Now we just need the sandworms.

Edit: not a big Frank Herbert crowd I see.
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Or in the case of the FBI and the Russian Embassy in D.C, you just buy the small house across the street. https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/fbi-spy-house
Any hardware reason for it to only work on Pixel phones?
Fantastic contribution, thanks for that. I studied ancient Chinese history but never had a class in early poetry and was unaware of this work. Reminds me a little of the luopan (geomantic compasses) you often see for sale in markets: https://shopredlotus.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Luo-pan_... https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f4/Luopan01... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luopan
> Google says that its machine learning detects what objects are in the frame, and the camera is smart enough to know what color they are supposed to have.

That is absolutely impressive.

The color and text on the fire extinguishers along with the texture detail seen in the headphones in the last picture are just stunning. Congratulations to anyone who worked on this project!
Used to work in the centre point tower on Tottenham Court Road.

The lifts had no buttons inside the car, your security tag would program in the floor, so you had to get in the right one otherwise you’d be stuffed.

There was a restaurant open to the public at the top, so in the evening the lifts would be full of forlorn diners trying to find their way out.

The computer would often crash and reboot mid journey - the lift would stop, the lights would go out and the screen would run through a boot sequence, before starting up again.

I once saw a technician tinker the system and he genuinely had a bunch of five inch floppy disks.
If that were true, why are so many existing users apprehensive about Gutenberg? Self-hosted users of WordPress have different priorities even if most would like a nicer editor, it matters how it comes about and it matters what other sacrifices are made in pursuit of the project.
I am not an expert but the way I have read about is that they also factor in better quality of items so even if your car costs 10000 more it's not counted as inflation because it's a better car compared to years ago and therefore has more value. I think the same is going on in health care and other areas. And excluding house prices is also a very questionable.
On the other hand, my medical supplies and devices fund in my IRA is way up
After spending some time reviewing this licencse the only conclusion I come to is that this license is malicious...let me explain

Let say you are a young startup building a cool SaaS solution. E.g. A data analytics solution.
If you make heavy use of MongoDB it is very possible that down the line the good folks at MongoDB come calling since "the value of your SaaS derives primarily from MongoDB..." So at that point you have two options - buy a license from MongoDB or open source your work (which they can conveniently leverage at no cost).

Either way if you are SaaS solution doing anything data related I would not use MongoDB having read this license.
Hmm, interesting. I was thinking that we could mine fresh debris from the asteroids themselves, in concentrated form. Plus saving the earth, of course.
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This looks pretty cool, I'll try it.

If you use Xcode, this link has a pretty nice script you can add as a Build Phase, and it generates warnings out or TODOs.

https://crunchybagel.com/xcode-todo-warnings-swift
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I was curious about one of the exceptions that he mentioned:

> Our game console repair petition was denied, meaning repairs of PS4 and Xbox One systems are going to stay expensive.

Wonder why game systems were excluded? They're basically computers too.
Ummm... since at least the 1980's the number of 2 or more income households has actually fallen from 45% to 40%, not gone up.[1]

In terms of hours worked, it's about the same, 44 hours although has been trends down since the early 2000's.

[1]http://www.aei.org/publication/update-how-changing-household...
I see fundraising as having the same dynamics as dating or job hunting.

If someone wants to date you or hire you, they will make an effort. They will respond quickly. They make genuine counter-offers ("How about Monday instead?").

If they are lukewarm, they will string you along and eventually fade. They will never make counter-offers, just reject your offers and let you make the next one ("I can't on Tuesday").

If they are not interested, they won't reply in the first place.

When someone wants you it's obvious. And when they don't, it's obvious by omission.

It's sad that it took me so much time and heartache to work this out.
The next logical thing is to sell a computer and a large 4K monitor that creates a new painting for you every day
PLOS One is also extremely lax when it comes to peer review. They've gotten into trouble for publishing spurious articles using unscientific methodology before because of their lack of quality control.

They might as well be ArXiv. Except I don't think ArXiv charges $1500 an article.
People spend a lot of time talking about what happens to humans when exposed to organophosphates. Humans aren’t even meant to be the target of these chemicals. What about the long term consequences to the environment that is actually the intended target? How much are we losing by applying these chemicals year after year after year.
Is there a proposed timeline for releasing this on master?
I love me a good dark mode but what I can’t stand is when designers get lazy and think dark mode = jet black with white text. Latest tweetbot is a great example.
mechanics don't need to learn programming, but there is a growing industry of people making tools for this kind of thing. It has been around a long time in the aftermarket performance world. People have been reprogramming ecus or attaching add on ecus that intercept signals for a long time.
I think history has proven enough times that it's hard to maintain power/wealth as you get more and more of it, and that is as it should be, because the complexity of all the moving pieces becomes harder and harder to manage when more and more human beings are involved.

"When you have 1 million dollars, that money belongs to you. When you have 10 million dollars, that belongs to your family. When you have 100 million, your community, and when you have a billion dollars, that's society's money."

We just don't hear that much about all the people who got some of it then lost/gave up a bunch of it. The ones who happen to maintain for long periods of time stand out.

And yes I agree it's good for most of us to not get there- both for the good of others and for the good of ourselves.
No, the issue with meth -- from my understanding of it, as I've never tried it -- is that it is the epitome of the phrase "too much of a good thing."
I think there are (at least) two parts to evaluating a creative product. The aesthetics and the context around it. I think AI will do a wonderful job of generating aesthetically pleasing art, but could an AI generate something like Guernica? when you look at Guernica you can feel the pain and trauma behind it, when you learn that Picasso was compelled to create it after Guernica was firebombed it adds something special to the final product.

At it's current state I have doubts about AI's ability to create new movements in art as well, a lot of the AI floating around there is very good at "coloring within the lines". If I watch a video of NFL highlights on YouTube I will be recommended more NFL highlights, where is the discovery? A fundamental challenge for AI art is can it create new genres. Could an AI create Jazz? How about Hip-Hop which has some Jazz elements. Could an AI create cubism? Guess we'll have to see.
Pretty much every "start your own business" class sponsored by governments and schools talks in great detail about how to get a bank loan.
I don't dig what they're doing, but I do kind of like the idea of a deconstructed getter/setter:

[ get, set ] = getterSetter(defaultValue)

as a wrapper around some stateful, immutable value (mutating the result of the get won't be tracked, that is)
The results are so amateurish though. What’s with those nasty deconvolution artifacts?
Is that the case? I have read where Denuvo has been pretty effective for various games. I believe it eventually ends up getting cracked, but they've said the main goal is to delay it not to eliminate it as they feel the latter is impossible (and probably so, especially without impairing the enjoyment of their paying customers).
Interesting. I just finished The God's Themselves by Asimov and the moon colony was all underground in that book.
The goal of the service is not to be an anti adblock tool. It's futile and publishers I've discussed with start to realize this more and more.

The goal is to let you know if you're about to be impacted by a false positive. I've been there and it sucks as your users leave your site or contact your support team.
Except by e.g. switching from fiber to microwave -- in certain constrained and financially motivated circumstances, such as regional and local transmission for the purpose of electronic trading.

Or so I've read; not my thing.

But it's a reminder not to take anything for granted -- not even "truths".
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For a long time you did not need a package manager or installers or anything like that on Macs. Just drag the application to your Applications folder and it was installed. I was always skeptical of Mac software that came with an ‘installer’. Like, what on earth is so complicated that the developer thought he needed a separate executable merely to copy the application over??
FYI. https://github.com/acdlite/recompose/commit/7867de653abbb57a...
Great, but DMCA 1201 should be repealed completely. Patching it with exceptions is just fixing the symptoms, not curing the disease.
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Agreed. Not that many drugs aren't inherently risky, but stress/despair/loss of purpose cuts across lines (pun intended) of wealth and is a guarantor of increased addiction potential.