skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The specific term "decadent" is tarred in the US by its Marxist associations and it's use by Nazis in their Entartete Kunst critique.

You're right, the sentiment persists, but with different words, which was my point.
I think for the assertion to be true one would have to qualify it to something like 'policing as we know it today, and especially in America'. One book I've read and can recommend is Kristian Williams' _Our Enemies in Blue: Policing and Power in America_:

http://libgen.io/book/index.php?md5=9D2D33DF1F3616A04B72F4D4...
> The browser is now overriding the OS level resolver, and pointing to the Cloudflare stuff.

If you're in the study. Which it asks you whether you want to be.
Bitfinex's entire subreddit is full of users with unprocessed withdraw issues.

https://reddit.com/r/bitfinex/
Ya but so what? I feel like people often say something like what you said, but I don't really see the dystopian future that its supposed to invoke.
Yeah I should have elaborated a bit. I believe adaptive capacity was announced at re:invent in 2017 and may have released shortly after / maybe early 2018. The feature is getting a lot more press & push from AWS lately though for sure.
I’ve actually already read that link. I was disappointed in its lack of detail. I’ll have to read the paper sometime.

Your point about the gestation length is really good. Do you have a background in biology or cloning?

Also I just read that horses actually have a slightly longer gestation period than humans
When trying to win does not produce beautiful games, then the game itself is faulty.

They should change the rules of the games. Like time auction suggested where draw is win for black pieces.
Please don't copy-paste comments in multiple places on HN. It's a fine comment, but doing that strictly lowers the signal/noise ratio.

If you want us to move a comment to a better context, we're happy to help with such requests at hn@ycombinator.com.
Samsung Multi-Terabyte Storage Capacities at Accessible Price with 860 QVO SSD
Sad only if you considered these channels to be authentic in the first place.
Education is screwed up in many ways. Colleges would rather look good in the US News rankings than educate their students well. Students would rather have attractive professors than ones who teach them effectively. And yet the whole thing is massively popular and expensive.
Tell them it's too late, you already disclosed it. What can you do other than cash the check?
Yes, OP is talking about being respected by the chess world, not merely winning the title.
Did you mean to reply to me with this comment? It has nothing to do with what I said.
Keep in mind we are able to sustain our livestock populations beyond what a natural ecosystem for the same area could support.

What would be more interesting is to see how the natural mammal biomass has changed.
Pretty much what I did. I tried skimming a bunch but it was paragraphs of narrative crap. I use to read articles in The Atlantic when I was younger, but I've grown tired of this long form journalism.

One thing I do enjoy are long form podcasts, because I can listen to them on the train or on long drives.
15 Unique Gifts for Vegan Yogis (And Anyone into Holistic Wellness)
That's funny :)

But note that this seems to be a cheaper, ascetic equivalent, of the classic meditation retreat, which is already popular in both the East and the West.

Marketing it as a prison puts a quirky twist on it. This makes for an interesting article, which also fits Western stereotypes.
Anyone care to hint why this was not done ages ago? Seems like an early strategic thing to do?
This may be referring to running under Linux with a high DPI monitor - a lot of programs which are naïve about this don't scale properly and are teeny-tiny.
Does this count as a torrent web gateway? https://webtorrent.io
Could you please stop posting unsubstantive comments to Hacker News? We've already asked you this.
Populate HTML Template Document with External Data Using REST APIs
Also: iTerm2 can use macOS’ Metal graphics API to great effect: https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/wikis/Metal-Renderer
It's the conclusion of Dawkins' The Selfish Gene and The Extended Phenotype.

The Revolutionary Phenotype describes the transition of life from protein self-replicator (no known current ancestors), to protein-RNA tangos (no known current ancestors), to RNA replicators (current RNA viruses), to RNA-DNA tango (RNA-DNA reverse transcribing viruses), to DNA replicator (biological life).

The next revolutionary phenotype (let's call it RT) would be one that replaces DNA, first via a DNA-RT tango (machines editing our DNA) and eventually with RT (the machines) replacing DNA completely.

The video I linked above goes over the consequences of this. The book will describe it in more detail, and is slated to be released next month.
First CRISPRd humans born.  Now what?
In my case, my hobbies preclude living in an apartment, so I do have to drive to find those things.

I'd love it if we had denser, walk-able, and affordable village style housing developments in America, but we don't.
Their control group is useless. Perhaps the "control group" did adopt pets was because they were more depressed than the "experimental group" than did adopt pets.
This is a great concept that I'd been mulling over a lot. If you think about it, vast majority of peoples productivity goes in to real estate and taxes. It's not just your rent or mortgage you pay directly. When you buy burger, that shop is paying for its lease so indirectly you paid part of its lease as well. In same way, you are not paying just your income tax but sales tax, tax on transportation, business tax and so on for all your consumptions. So if you sum up your expenses and start figuring out all the money that eventually ended up to real estate owners or tax collectors, it's very likely to exceed 70% or more for many folks.

Now the fact is that land is cheap as soon as you get out of urban area. You can literally buy up size of downtown Manhattan for less than a house price in Manhattan. What if you set up utilities, roads and offices and make all real estate free? No one has to pay for any rent, mortgage or lease? What if entire country was built like this from the start? What if fast well planned commute infrastructure over distances was always high priority? This experiment can be conducted if we manage to buy up may be Manhattan size area, can set up universities and move some big players.
Honestly, why not both.
$100k is highway robbery for a CS BS.
That's not really what I meant...but I guess I can see how you could interpret it that way. I do work for a certain outdoor recreation retailer that I happen to love dearly, so perhaps I shouldn't complain too much - but probably contributes to my love for the outdoors.

My point was mostly that I'd love to be able to afford to be a steward of the outdoors/National Parks/Forests/Wilderness' full time, and that is something that I cannot currently do.
What are some examples of jobs you can automate?
control group DIDN'T adopt pets
Not sure why this is down voted.

Japanese culture before wwii in general is on the more brutal and inhuman side on the world culture spectrum.

The romanticized Japanese scenarios in American pop culture is pretty much a product of the entertainment industry, as this op states.
The Google Cloud Datastore (formerly the "App Engine Datastore") has had cross-entity-group transactions since 2011:

https://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2011/10/app-engine-155-...
from past few months i have been working on similar app.

in my experience libraries/framework are awesome. but js as language require more care compare to php/python.
A far bigger story would be an ICO-backed company that did not leave all their backers wondering where their money is.

Aside from the startups selling tools and services to the crypto ecosystem itself, does anyone know of an ICO-backed project that has turned into a successful company?
How did you find the job that offered part-time? Is there a list somewhere for this?
The basic grammer is kinda hard if you aren't exposed to similar languages or didn't learn it in school, but after that I'd say it's one of the easiest.
Certificate Management Vulnerability in Sennheiser HeadSetup [pdf]
Pretty short, but funny analogy. I would say true in some regards.
Any idea what the query engine/translation layer they are using is? I'm assuming there is something like Presto underneath it, but quite curious.
This comment breaks the site guidelines. Ideological warfare, flamewar, and personal attacks are just what we're trying to avoid here, and here you managed to combine all three.

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We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18545761.
On Impostor Syndrome
Oh, hey Newman, we chatted a couple times while you were at Planet. Sure, the needs between early testing and production are different, but I still argue that this does neither. When we were doing early work on the satellites and ground segments, being able to get right into the belly of every part of the system was super useful, as we dealt with different things acting up, weird workarounds, unsure technology directions... This is a capability you get by being involved at all levels of a transparent tech stack and having some good generalists on hand to get it all going.

Of course, I'm biased; I say this as a generalist who has done work inside the equipment room at the base of dishes, hooking up my own hardware and managing live passes, as well as debugging via interactive sessions with satellites.
I've yet to see a non harmonious relationship between constructive and helpful community members and the core team.

I'm also not that sure the community contributes as much as you think. I use Clojure for work, and 95% of all value is from the core team only. I'm not trying to say the community is bad, I'm part of it, mostly trying to point out that it actually is quite disproportionate in relation to the core team, and I don't think we can criticize them until we (the community) actually step up and start being a lot more helpful and constructive.
Phoronix just did a comparison. Power9 22 core, did well on 7zip, octave, and rust, but lost most of the benchmarks to the Xeon and Epyc dual sockets.

Seems like Power9 does really well on interpreters.
Part of this is money laundering. Think about how easy it is to move money from say Romania to the United States.

Typically this would be very hard to do. If I want to withdraw $5,000 or more in cash in the US, I have to fill out a suspicious activity report (SAR). Transferring even under ten thousand dollars today via SWIFT can be tough (like Venmo for the international banks).

However, what if you set up a company in the US selling 16 oz organic potting soil for $400 a bag? You could place an order for 100x, get your over priced potting soil shipped to Romania, but what you’ve also done is incredibly valuable. You’ve transferred $40,000 USD across continents and essentially outside of the central banking system via the credit card companies.

Money laundering leads to grossly inflated assets (like buying a house that’s 300k over valued because you just want to store the money in a non-cash asset and don’t care about price). This affects us all, and should be studied more.
Can you tell me more about how you did this? Would love to chat about this option because it's very appealing to me.
Do you have some examples of good side projects that fits your description?

Leetcode specifically targets a specific problem (per entry). Side projects might contain one or two, but usually I'd guess it's a small part of the total worktime.
While I agree on the mostly non-existent fraud[1] for ad views on the Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger properties direction, they actually do run a network now[2]. I can't find any information about how it handles ad views when it can't identify the end user. If they don't display an ad then it's likely as robust as the on-property views. But if it shows ads, then it probably introduces the same level of fraud as you see on AdWords.

[1] Fraud free doesn't mean bullshit free. They tend to be very liberal with how they calculate billable events from user interactions.

[2] https://www.facebook.com/business/marketing/audience-network
How much did you lose from your initial compensation?

I am looking to do this, but I'm ~1 year in. How viable is this?
Are you talking about the "gigabit pro" plan[1]? That is a $300/mo with a 2 year minimum subscription. That clearly is not a residential plan. You might as well just pay for professional hosting at that point.

[1] https://www.cabletv.com/xfinity/internet
Don't mean to be snarky, I think Prof Rosenberg has just discovered the Hard Problem of Consciousness.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_problem_of_consciousness
McDonald's is in Japan.
World chess (https://worldchess.com) has live streaming with Judith Polgar commenting.

Chess24 also has the same with Peter Svidler, Guramishvili, Anish Giri and Grischuk commenting.
I often hear the term “batteries included,” used to describe tech that comes with lots of features/stuff out of the box, but basically if something is heavyweight, what is advertised are its feautures, not its size.
How do you handle answer changes owing to different environments/compiler versions?
> we object to technologies that aid the powerful in oppressing the vulnerable, wherever they may be.

And where's the actual research showing that Google in China would do such a thing? By all calculations, it would bring more knowledge and access to Chinese citizen that they already have.

This make it sound like Google is the reason why the citizen don't have access to information.
If you play strictly early game aggro, civ gets much easier to complete!

I can't remember the last time the game wasn't over (for me or my opponent) quickly when we both do composite bowman/crossbow rushes.
My point was that the "hyper-meritocracy" the parent comment referred to is antithetical to the dystopia that Diana Moon Glampers represents. There's no point in ruthlessly optimizing for the best candidates if you're going to cripple them to prevent them from outperforming the worst ones. If this is a step towards a dystopia, it's a very different dystopia than the one Harrison Bergeron depicts.

That aside, I'm less cynical about this than either you or the parent commenter. While I wouldn't want my professional skill set to be my sole defining characteristic as a person, I'm perfectly content to let it define me as an employee, keeping in mind that attributes like ambition, creativity, and passion are components of that skill set. But I acknowledge that this may be the start of a slippery slope, and you may be right to say that I underestimate that risk because I haven't lived in a Communist state.
That sounds like FUD.
https://outline.com/sAaAKf
So, basically, efficiency
Very helpful advice, thank you!
It's not that it's a human thing to do. It's that we're generally interested in producing more humans. More particularly, more members our our own family. In that sense, a sense of humanity matters.
No doubt rat behavior is worth using to model a lot of human behavior and brain organization, but the article talks specifically about Theory of Mind which is something few animals show strong signs of.

Some aspects of our species are different from most other animals, this seems to be one of them. Maybe dolphins or whales have comparable Theory of Mind capabilities?
Edit: it's GTK that provides multithreading functionality, not VTE itself.

VTE based terminals are actually multithreaded globally, so you only ever have one process regardless of number of tabs/windows open.

But I agree, VTE is something I avoid ever since the scrollback fiasco. (For the uninitiated: the library wrote all scrollback to disk, which is not something end-users might expect security wise. Scrollback is encrypted now, but it appears you still cannot disable writing to disk, as e.g. the output of dmesg, consisting of 62210 bytes of output on my machine, causes 5-digits of bytes to be written each time on any VTE-based terminal I've tried even with "infinite" scrollback disabled. And none appear to honor TMPDIR).
I fervently believe that soccer would be a much more entertaining game if the substitution rules were significantly loosened. When I played in high school, substitution was allowed on any dead ball situation, and we effectively used something like a hockey line shift, with midfielders shuttling in and out every five minutes. The result was that you could play at a much higher tempo than if you had to conserve energy for the entire match. It was far more enjoyable both as a player and a spectator.
MongoDB (https://www.mongodb.com/transactions)

“Multi-document transactions can be used across multiple operations, collections, databases, and documents.”
Probable Russian spyware discovered in Latvia's Interior Ministry system
I would imagine Estonia will cooperate as US is pretty much the only reason Russia is not taking it over.
That's hardly available to the average home user.
The article suggests multiple times that it's "software product development"... so product development. The author has tagged himself as "product development nut".
And quality of mandarin content is deterioting ever faster these days, thanks to low quality school education, generally shit-tier English translators, and the self-media sensationalism cottage industry that Wechat and Toutiao from Bytedance helped created.
What Japanese civilian shown in WWII is more like brain washed.

Patriotism is about loving the nation for good.

Japan is invading and killing tens of millions in Asia.

I find your use of patriotism disturbing as a Chinese. That implies these people willing kill my ancestors because of their patriotism, and supposedly those deeds are less condemnable...
It took me some time to understand how to properly use Duolingo, but I feel like I have found a solution that genuinely fits into my learning strategy. My first attempt was with German. I studied for months and months during breaks at work, but I was no match for conversing at the local German meetup or in Berlin. I could read books and read signs, but in know way could I hold a conversation. I was very disappointed, but I have absolutely retained my knowledge of reading German.

The language I'm currently learning is Vietnamese. I'm learning because my girlfriend's family is Vietnamese and it's a lot of fun to share another language with her and her relatives. I've disabled all of the score-related addons and purchased the offline version. I can hold myself to two lessons on my train home from work without any dopamine rushes. I find it substantially easier than bringing along a thick workbook (which I do have) or trying to force my way through an ebook. The sentence structure helps me more than flashcards. When I go home, I can practice actual conversations with my girlfriend and we can share the vocabulary we know (her grasp of the language isn't perfect). It works extraordinarily well for me. We don't have the time or energy to attend night classes like we thought we would so trading phrases every now and then works pretty well.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/11/12/why-doctors-ha...

:)
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Wholeheartedly agree. There are so many powerful development and debugging tools that are easy to configure in a standard IDE outside of a container environment. Docker is an excellent packaging and deployment tool. During more than 3 years of use, I've rarely encountered runtime issues caused by differences between my host and the container environment (they occur periodically when using libs for things like image processing). So long as you have logging and other service monitoring configured so you never have to deal with SSH and attaching to containers, you seldom have to think about Docker and you have a system ready to deploy in a variety of environments.

It's also great to use Docker to run test databases and other tools locally. For example, we have a script that takes a DDL file, spins up a fresh Postgres in an ephemeral Docker container, then runs SchemaCrawler on the database from yet another container to generate a useful entity-relationship diagram. The tool is portable and repeatable and carries no risk of affecting a production system.
Hah! reminiscent of the defunct bonzai kitten website!
> Fortunately web fonts can be easily disabled in Firefox with the gfx.downloadable_fonts.enabled pref in about:config.

I've tried that, but unfortunately it breaks websites that use custom fonts for interface icons.
rheology: The branch of physics that deals with the deformation and flow of matter, especially the non-Newtonian flow of liquids and the plastic flow of solids

Source: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/rheology
I have been living in Korea for many years. I have never heard about it. I asked my Korean colleagues about it. They have never heard about it and they think that it is weird.
That'd be like suing tulip growers in the Tulip mania. Atleast tulips had some intrinsic worth.
That's kind of interesting and evil. It's not a covenant not to compete (which must be reasonable, and would be unenforceable in some states). It's a covenant to keep secrets in a way that makes you less employable.

If it holds up, you'd have to leave a resume gap. Or put something down like "2017 - 2018 Confidential." Which might as well be "A short stay at Utica."

Talk to a local lawyer, of course. Some states have "service" or "reference" laws that require employers to disclose information.[0]

[0] https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/free-books/employee-...
Outside of Duolingo, there are two major methods of language learning. One is to aim for deliberate practice and excellence in everything. For reading, it means reading a passage over and over until you have basically memorized it and then going on to the next thing to master. For listening, it means listening to the sane video or audio over and over until your brain can process all of it flawlessly.

The other school is to just dive in. Start listening to business radio in the new language, sing along with songs, make mistakes with native speakers constantly. Learn by context.

The reality is there is no one method, no magic bullet. It may be a combination of things that work for you. Just like dieting, it is not one size fits all. However, as you venture out from Duolingo, you will find what works for you. What your strengths and weaknesses are with regards to learning another language as an adult.

The hardest thing for me was dealing with the slow progress. You may even get frustrated. However, if you don’t give up, what was hard will become easier and what was easy will become like breathing.

It is a personal journey, we can give you prescriptive advice but the doing is what matters.

If it takes 3 years instead of 6 months, no one cares. And you should not.
One user is all you need at first. Ask a friend or family member. When that one person loves it, ask a second. When they both love it, ask two more. Then four more. Then eight more. Then....
I guess it is like that software that Yahoo bought from a 15 year-old that summarized articles:

https://gizmodo.com/yahoo-shutters-that-30-million-app-it-bo...
Washington Bitcoin mining pioneer GigaWatt seeks Chapter 11 protection
You're right that our privacy policy is generic / written for web services - that policy applies to our website rather than our student data. FERPA laws govern student data, so those are definitely better protected than the generic policy may indicate!
Apparently we're in sync around our use of ellipses to simulate dramatic pause.