skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it is to African-Americans, women, and other minorities. For example, broad stereotypes and criticisms are made, and frequently comments that say, for example, that racism is a problem, is voted down (my GP comment was voted down to -2, for example) and commonly harshly criticized. When those issues come up, most comments criticize any differing perspective before they are expressed. On the surface, there is very little interest in listening to other points of view - though I suspect that is the intent of the inflammatory commenters, to shut down discussion.
It's not super difficult, particularly when the other end is a Google-provided app on a smartphone. It gets more complicated with things like Home Assistant[0] or other automation software.

Amazon made the decision to force all Echo integrations to go through the internet.

[0] https://www.home-assistant.io/
This advice doesn't have anything to do with JavaScript until the author starts plugging their own library.
a:1:{s:4:"name";s:10:"Zuckerberg";}
how about get a phone, accumulate normal life scratches for 9 months, "helium it" hard, so it lasts a while, then get apple to replace it as defective? iiiiiii dunno... there's a scam in there somewhere, were just not being creative enough!
Don't consulting agencies provide these types of services?
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I think that's the right answer, as it got closer the exact parameters for the slingshot could be refined with images of the system taken a few lightdays out with a strong camera. So we just need that robot really.
Meat is not inherently bad

I'm not sure in what sense you mean this. It sure seems 'inherently bad' in just about every sense you could mean, to me. I think often it doesn't seem 'bad' to humans, mainly because we're humans and animals aren't. As if only human life has any value whatever. The very word meat sounds grotesque to me - imagine if some other species had a nondescript word for human meat.
We could catch it with a bigger, faster lightsail
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"More than anything, I really missed the ritual of breakfast ... having a slower start to the day, rather than rushing and scarfing down packaged food on a bench at the gym"

Well there's the problem. He's trying to skip breakfast and simultaneously not skip breakfast. It's normal to feel hungry after the gym and it's normal to feel hungry when fasting. I'm not buying that this has anything to do with "rituals." It sounds like he just doesn't like feeling hungry.

I'm one of those that doesn't eat breakfast. I go to the gym on an empty stomach. Then lunch, midday snacks, and dinner. Never eating a meal before 11 AM or past ~9 PM. It's not like 11 AM rolls around after the gym I suddenly scarf down a pseudo would-be breakfast and feel like an idiot for rushing through "breakfast".

Just... stop trying to have breakfast. Have a lunch ritual instead. Or have a late breakfast ritual.
The best solution, and currently in effect as law in many European countries, would be to stop political ads altogether on Facebook and the Web.

No more "hey who is paying for that anti-XXX political ad?", they just wouldn't exist anymore. Plus, less money raised and spent by political campaigns.

Also, this article comes just one week after that one: "Facebook’s political ad tool let us buy ads “paid for” by Mike Pence and ISIS" [0]

[0] https://news.vice.com/en_us/article/wj9mny/facebooks-politic...
People need to think very carefully

So let me stop you right there...
Google Sheets has an API. So if putting the output there is the ideal, just use that API from Python?
Three, in fact.

120 × 750 = 90000 liters, or 90 m^3. Very annoying.
It's debatable whether anything like a traditional "app" can even be built in Wolfram. Unlike most languages, Wolfram consists of a huge library of very specialized functions which are poorly documented and don't related syntactically or conceptually to other functions. This is because Mathematica was designed as a tool for folks who are solving equations, not writing apps.

I think Wolfram is fun to play with but the lack of a real IDE or any serious documentation will hinder your attempts to produce "real" software with it. So definitely have a look but, as another poster suggested, ask yourself what you want to do first and then pick the language based on that.

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That really sucks to hear. As I used to be a gaming addict myself as a child, I know that banning games for children absolutely does not work. He will find a way around it and he will learn not to trust you.

Perhaps induce degraded connection for Fortnite in particular, via some router-level hacks? Just an idea, but it could be catastrophic if your son figures out. Hopefully he would be mature enough by then to understand.
As long as there is enough oxygen in the air, what's disturbing about it? People breathe helium/nitrogen/oxygen mixtures all the time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trimix_(breathing_gas)
Counter: the tourist that has made the effort to seek out non standard sights, or has made an attempt to learn the absolute basics of the local language will be welcomed so much better than the selfie-obsessed flock-travelling ignoramus that simply imposes their standard habits on a new environment.
Sure, the Wirecutter is just an example.

You probably need a membership model that people pay for, that also grants them the Amazon prime shipping benefits and covers the cost of reviews etc...
A government may be a single centralized power in some context.

A corporation might be in another context.

Multiple of each, however, attempting through similar media to influence the same narrative are, however, not.
Slightly easier to read on mobile: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/5fdc2JhYP3/

Landscape helps.
People in the market for a device of this price are not usually price sensitive, especially to peripherals, so this isn't much of a surprise.

Also, I use an iPad Pro without a keyboard or pencil, so I saved a good 300 clams, and I am really happy with the rest of what I got.
Exactly that, it was known as the ‘script.ini’ problem, the download directory was changed as well.

It would attempt to send to people as they joined a channel.

More info: http://www.irchelp.org/security/si.html
I would dress up as https://stonesandgold.com/
It's just static data, so you can host it on Github's servers using Github Pages: https://pages.github.com/ Gitlab even goes one better and allows you a build step if you ever wanted to use webpack, etc...
No. Even assuming that the $4.50 covers renter peacing out with the equipment, you still have to cover damage, which is probably far more common. And make a profit.
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One of these actually has a justification!
Really hope something like this takes off. Been waiting for some sort of decentralized organizational platform that can allow companies to be built and crowdsourced ephemerally, based on ideas and supported through cryptocurrency rewards.

Even the idea of building some sort internet shadow group that uses a platform like this to influence ideas/products/movements is really cool.
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It seems like the obvious play here is to fail-over all workloads to the west coast, so they don't incur cross-regional latency. Do they explain why this wasn't possible? If so I cannot find it.
Thanks for the tip. Will take a look. I thought I was using the latest version.
The simplest way would be for him to say, "hey, I'm never going to buy ads on my own site, so don't let anyone impersonate me." If Zuck wants to tell us something on Facebook, he'll just put a banner at the top of our feed. Or if he does want to run ads as himself, he'll pull some other founder-fiat move. Keep in mind the engineering motto of the company we're talking about. They don't need to stick to the rules.
I wish you could add different currencies together:

Dinero({amount: 5000, currency: 'USD'})
.add(Dinero({ amount: 1000, currency: 'EUR'}))

...and then convert that sum to a concrete currency later.

This feature request inspired by http://blog.ploeh.dk/2017/10/16/money-monoid/
Just missed the edit window. https://www.tp-link.com/uk/download/TL-PA211_V1.html is the device
Good to know. Will check it out.
+1. i know government TV channels have scary connotations, but i’d rather see a website or tv channel or radio set up where each candidate gets a bunch, but equal number, of campaign ads. play them on repeat all day for free. and remove paid political ads from all other sources
If you're worried about Netflix influencing your child, consider going with a local Plex server with the educational content you want to serve.
I think that's fundamental to investing in any company where the goal isn't an IPO. Because if investors have to negotiate their dividends each quarter, and the CEO has an incentive to make the number lower, it's going to be a painful negotiation every time. The CEO has an infinite variety of ways of routing money to himself / family / friends that don't look like profits on the books.

The genius of the VC model is that the investors get paid by the market when the company goes public or is acquired, and during that process the incentives of the founders and investors are aligned (they both want higher numbers.)
Mea culpa, you’re totally right about the distinction, I wasn’t reading clearly.
Health insurance, disability insurance, house insurance, and car insurance! Also a large emergency fund and no debt.
Sadly, the plant used Apple's iSensors which don't work in the presence of helium.
Helium, unlike carbon dioxide, is lighter than both oxygen and nitrogen, so it would rise in the rooms and be very unlikely to displace oxygen in people and set off any oxygen alarms.

In addition, unlike carbon monoxide, helium doesn't bind to, well, anything and certainly not hemoglobin, so it doesn't present a momentary exposure hazard either.
Should we do the same with TV and billboards?

>Plus, less money raised and spent by political campaigns.
Yeah pretty much unless you wanna guarantee the whole loan amount with personal collateral. Loan underwriters want to see lots of things most startups don't have, like positive cash flow, operating history, and credit history.
Please include a source, so others can evaluate the accuracy of what you are claiming.
I left the site not because the whole site was toxic, but because it had gotten out of Reddit's control and they had no way to fix it. I got temp-banned for trying to be a freaking adult and make friends with someone who was harassing me. There is no oversight of the mods and it nowhere near a place for intelligent conversation in anything remotely political.

This article still seems unnecessarily harsh. Reddit didn't set out to be bad. Most of the moderators try to do a good job. The bad elements on the site are pervasive and can destroy a positive subreddit with a sideways glance. Let's not forget this is the place where a conspiracy theory was born that caused a pizza place to get labeled a pedophile ring causing a man to shoot up the place.
Nah, things just refer to him as fbid 4.
C gets you close to the primary metaphors that the hardware gives us.

People saying "but, but" with various optimization hacks and "well actually" stuff about microcode are missing the main point -- forest vs trees.
I didn't mean that the air would be dangerous to breathe.

I meant that it's disturbing that the amount of He needed to disable the iPhone is low enough that the standard sensors around He (which measure 02 levels) don't regard it as a major leak for He to be at that level.
Thanks for working on this. We’re converging on the Bret Victor IDE
Funny, I just got a 2017 Macbook Air because Windows 10 was annoying me with news-in-my-start-menu and a change in how start-button-search worked from all the previous Windows OSes.

WSL got me used to using bash in my daily work flow, but having a Darwin system with unix in its bones is heaven to me.

Funny how tastes can change :)
For HPC applications that actually need low-latency coordination between nodes, the application code itself manages communication. The communication can't be better optimized by the OS.

If you have an embarrassingly parallel problem, it will run well on this machine but it will also be a waste of the machine's expensive design. Embarrassingly parallel problems run just as well on generic data center hardware. This machine is built for problems that only parallelize effectively with low-latency coordination between nodes. Such problems come up a lot in scientific/engineering simulations but are comparatively rare in general purpose computing environments. General purpose nodes in a cloud computing environment cannot run some of the harder problems this machine runs, at any price. For any non-trivial parallel computing job there comes a crossover point where adding more nodes makes the total time-to-solution longer rather than shorter. This point comes a lot sooner if you don't have dedicated high-bandwidth, low-latency interconnects between nodes.
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Corporate boards usually have controls against appropriating company resources for personal use.
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See other reply -- I wasn't referring to danger to humans.
I was going to say that as well. A lot of these groups had large followings and brigaded unsuspecting other subreddits for no other reasons than giggles.
If the trigger is mechanical it's ok, but if the trigger is electrical (and handled by some hardware) then the chip is useful.
The US was also in a different hemisphere while the rest of the world was ravaged by 2 massive wars that destroyed everything they had, letting the US take the reigns of the world economy for a very long time. Without WW1 and WW2 helping to make the US economy an absolute beast unlike anything the world has ever seen, things would be quite different.
This is definitely true. This surgeon looks a bit foolish, he is seemingly unaware that there is a long history of medical educators complaining that the current generation are worse at X because of Y. Often it biased by a couple of outlier cases you saw last week.

Show some scientific integrity Kneebone, it would be easy to do an actual unbiased study instead of ranting to the BBC.
That's how it's done in my country, France: candidates can't pay for political ads. They have equally-sized and free-to-use billboards in front of public buildings [0] and a free one-minute-and-a-half-per-day ad space on public television [1]. That's it.

[0] http://dspagnou.celeonet.fr/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/degra...

[1] For fun, the 2017 ads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n__Il8Z7lrg
Wow. This is good to know. As a TriMix SCUBA diver, we should keep our iPhones away from the fill station and away from us when we are venting / testing our mixes :-)
Did he ever have trouble finding employers or paying clients?
I agree that the sport is rife with complacency however:

>it's totally 'not cool' for experienced jumpers to ask for a gear check

is not completely accurate. The reason why inside the plane gear checks are not done often anymore except on students is mostly because of the changes in skydiving gear. Typically the only inside the plane things you can't check yourself and need to ask for someone else are the main and reserve parachute pins. These pins keep the container locked, and it's very important that they are not dislodged since they prevent premature parachute openings which can be disastrous. Older rigs had exposed pilot chute bridles, huge pin flaps, and larger canopies/dbags that all made it easier for the pin to wiggle. So it was standard procedure to check the pins 3 times: after packing, before putting on and inside the plane. However jumpers downsize canopies soon as they gain the necessary experience these days, and the modern skydiving container comes free-fly ready with no bridle exposed, pilot chute handle tucked tight, all of which make it harder for the pin to dislodge. This makes most experienced jumpers comfortable checking the pins only in the first 2 steps, packing and before putting the rig on. The risk associated with having someone else mess with the flaps and the pins inside the plane is deemed greater than the risk of pins dislodging between the time they put on the rig and opening the parachute.

Students however do not have the experience to evaluate a properly positioned pin, so having an inside the plane pin/gear check is required.
I think it's a terrible response. That is far beyond what it means to be computer literate. That just seems like he's forcing his kids to become programmers.

"No, Claire, no internet until you learn how BGP hijacks work!" Who does that? Half of human progress in computers has been hiding all of the technical stuff behind a magic curtain. It's cool if your kids want to take a peek behind it, but to force it on them is just so strange.
They say that "The camera is not disconnected in hardware because its field of view is completely obstructed with the lid closed."
Replacing at laptop after 2 years? I'm a fan of Macbooks specifically because they can last for 5+ years. Especially now that Moore's Law is burned out, I expect my 2017 Macbook Air to be just as useful in 2023.
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I don't keep around many items from my collection of my mid-90s AI books, but for some reason Kanerva's Sparse Distributed Memory book always managed to make the cut whenever I go in to cull things. There is something about the idea that seems appealing and I keep waiting for some excuse to see if any of the ideas can be melded with more recent approaches to NN memory...
- won't work as a free speech violation.
- how would you define political?
It could be a weapon, but they missed
Facebook are sorry and they will endeavour to apologise again next time.
> Isn't it also racist to hear someone say "fathers need to be parents too" and jump to the conclusion that the speaker is singling out about black men?

If that were the issue, it's not racist. The response isn't based on the speaker's race but on the content. But it arguably could be 'jumping to a conclusion'.

But I don't think it's that either. The comment said that such statements are often thinly-veiled racism, which is true. Racism is infrequently expressed literally; there is a lot of 'dog whistle' communication and policies. For example, there's a semi-famous interview with a Republican strategist who said that, during the Reagan years, they realized they could no longer make outright racist statements, so they adopted school busing as an issue and expected that everyone would get the message - they couldn't outright say, 'you don't want your kids going to school with black kids, and we're the party that will stop that kind of thing', but they could talk about busing.

Today, when Republican state governments take away voting locations in minority areas, and create ID and registration requirements that disproportionately affect minorities, it's pretty thinly veiled. In fact, those are some of the same tactics were used before the Voting Rights Act (the tactics returned immediately after Republicans on the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated parts of the Act). Some Republicans openly say that it's to prevent Democrats from voting.
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Get rid of one of the businesses, and make the other one grow twice as fast.

One business growing 10%/month greatly exceeds the impact of two businesses growing 5%/month. Projecting those numbers 5 years out, your total business would be 8x larger [0].

[0]

>>> (0.5 * 1.1**(12*5)) / (1.05**(12*5))
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> As was the airport (gate areas were overcrowded throughout the terminal)

It's also a popular layover destination, right?
"Technology is exciting, but people are awful, and they keep finding the worst ways to apply it." (the way the verge introduced the third series of black mirror.)

i think applies to this scenario as well.

personally i think the internet has outgrown it's "flower power" stage so we either should adjust our sentiment or do something about it
I've suffered more outages at the hands of HA database technologies (that were administered in-house) than such have prevented. There are very few organizations I trust to run them properly.
Why would that be disturbing? Electronics and organisms do not have identical environmental tolerances/intolerances.

Presumably, the sensors exist to protect humans, not electronics.
All those would have limitations due to inter-vendor incompatibility. I think we need someone to develop a home IOT security standard protocol for how to handle this.
>I'm guessing you could still consume more than you can eat of video entertainment for less money than the cable companies charge by buying DVDs.

how? let's say you're on some expensive cable plan, $120/mo and DVDs cost $15. that works out to 8 movies a month, which might cut it if you only watch a couple of hours of TV on the weekends, but is nowhere enough if you watch daily.
If that were true then divers would have to bring canisters of CO2 down with them.
None of what I use a Mac for is available or practical on iOS. Atom, Git, bash, ssh, llvm, Python, R, PostreSQL, CouchDB, Docker, nginx, Node.js, homebrew, curl, wget, ffmpeg...

I’m typing this on an iPad now. I mainly use it for web surfing, Netflix, email and casual gaming.
I expect jupyter notebooks to keep an environment consistent between cells. Org-Babel doesn’t generally do this. A Good notebook environment is more like a lisp buffer with block comments.
Adding people to an economy grows the economy.
Everyone would want to 4x their money with some careful investment. However, who is willing to give up 4x that amount on a proper working business with some traction?

I'd assume they're not going to give these "loans" to high risk "hey I have a cool idea" businesses, but more to businesses where it's clear that investing $x adds $x * 3 revenue. Meaning the risk you're taking is likely not extremely high, more on the same level to private equity.

Those are massive returns for the investors. The only people willing to take money under these terms are really desperate.
Hopefully it also has the CORS headers for cross-origin access. ;)
For varying definitions of best.

We have the first amendment in America. It says the government can't make laws that limit a private citizen's ability to express themselves (among other things). That includes their political advertising. This is a really dangerous / slippery precedent to set, and the whole "we should change longstanding laws to deal with a problem that feels like a local maximum" is something that many people throughout history have warned us not to do.

I think (and I don't think this is an uncommon position in America) that some political ads on facebook is way less of an evil than letting our government dictate what is allowed to be said by whom and when. No thanks.
On a macro scale, I am absolutely horrified at what this will spell for our democracy. Conditioning the majority of kids via ads to achieve certain political goals and groom certain mindsets is absolutely on the table here.
The big problem is at these numbers they'll still need to do a lot of vetting. And in the current revenue-loving funding climate people who'll seem good enough to them can probably get a better deal elsewhere (regardless of what happens down the road). Adverse selection is going to be a big problem.
At the risk of sounding fussy, and hopefully just to inform, these are called "noble gases", and it isn't capitalized (except of course at the beginning of a sentence). No connection with the Nobel Prize or anything else with that name.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_gas