skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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So he apologizes now that he's been caught? Classy and totally believable.
However misinformation for engagement didn't bother him on LinkedIn.
At that temp 2 degrees is negligible.
What is never mentioned is that since forever runaway stabilizer is one of the FEW memory items.

Here it is. To be qualified as a pilot you have to have this memorized.

I. Runaway Stabilizer

CONTROL COLUMN - HOLD FIRMLY

AUTOPILOT (if engaged) - DISENGAGE

Do not re-engage the autopilot.

If the Runaway Continues

STAB TRIM CUTOUT SWITCHES (both) - CUTOUT

All this drama around "fighting the controls" and "fighting the plane" is weird. This is not some procedure you need to lookup, this is one of a few memory items.
This whole 'article' feels a lot like an ad for various consumer products.
Right, but you have to be able to survive a region going down, so while K8s might increase the chance marginally that your region will go down, you need to be able to handle that eventuality anyway.
Which actually takes away from it in several places, IMHO.

If you read the savagery about the standard dialog stuff,

1. The author inserts pointless opinion about the likely success or failure of that project

2. The author may have been very wrong? I am not a Microsoft archeologist, but it looks like the goal of having significant sets of standard dialogs as a shared library was in fact, wildly successful?

In a lot of ways, it was a bright spot in programs that fucked the UI up for everything else - the standard dialogs were so standard and good that when java and other things had their own file/etc dialogs, everyone noticed and complained.
It means the goods he sells do not meet the usda requirements for organic labeling. Organic farming is more resource intensive and expensive. So rather than spend the money to meet those requirements, he just labeled then organic, marked up the price, and pocketed the difference—ie fraud.

Organic regulations: https://www.ams.usda.gov/rules-regulations/organic

A short summary: https://www.ams.usda.gov/publications/content/organic-produc...
It's possible to do full-color e-ink in multiple ways, even if releases have been exceptionally slow.
> The graphs on PDF page 23

Just a note for anyone looking for these, I think this is a reference to the graphs on the PDF page labeled as Page 14. (The PDF has several pages before Page 1.)
That's kind of the point of k8s. Are you saying containers have too much overhead?
>You'd think a company in their position would stick up for their workforce considering their workforce is literally their revenue model.

No company on earth could have any revenue without its workforce, but that's never stopped sweatshop conditions in the past! The only escape from that fate is either rarity or unionization. The H1B system is even more prone to bad conditions, because workers on visas are literally second-class citizens, with fewer rights and much less bargaining power.
> Basically, he’s too rich to know where he’s spending his money.

If you have that problem, you have too much money.

I've periodically considered a limit on the money people can have. I think if we limited people to a maximum wealth, after which taxes were 90+%, it'd go a fair way to fixing a lot of the issues with the world. Something like 10 million dollars seems reasonable.

(Note: this ignores all the ways people would weasel around any real-world legislation. Please don't argue about that, it's a thought experiment.)
Could the ram air turbine tell you the airspeed? Or the GPS?
Sadly, I've seen worse billed/reimbursement ratio in reality.
Samsung Finally Reveals Why the Galaxy Note 7 Kept Exploding
Every part of culture, every discussion, everything is a life and death political fight to half the country, whether on the left or the right. In their eyes, if you’re not fighting against the other side you are complicit and the ends justify the means to power.
I’m not sure who at Red Hat is advocating one cluster to rule them all, but it’s just one point on the spectrum. There are lots of places where one cluster makes sense and two would be overkill - if you want to run lots of simple workloads, or have one very large scale app. But it’s equally smart to separate clusters by security domain or regulatory zone, or to create partitions to force your teams to treat clusters as fungible.

If there’s Red Hat documentation advising silly absolutes please let me know and I’ll make sure it gets fixed.
Mapping all of the trees with machine learning
Increment your count. I'd say more about it, but I don't think I can write any more eloquently and exhaustively than these folks: https://www.econlib.org/library/Enc/RentControl.html
Is this documented anywhere?
Last time this showed up:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12830206

And for anyone else using Emacs on a Mac:

1. I use the plain vanilla GNU Emacs from here: https://emacsformacosx.com/. It does flicker from time to time, but it doesn't bother me.

2. Some Mac users seem to prefer this: https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EmacsForMacOS It's supposed to be flicker-free, among other things, but doesn't play well with MacOS native fullscreen (which I like), at least the last time I tried it.
Well, he may not have an official rating, but Strogatz did once beat a grandmaster at chess.

http://news.cornell.edu/stories/2006/05/checkmate-professor-...

I've been pretty impressed with him as a sort of cross-disciplinary math wizard ever since I used his Nonlinear Dynamic and Chaos textbook in a class. His research is pretty wide ranging. He may be wrong about the future, but I'd be shocked if it was because of a lack of technical understanding of the algorithms.
There's the bloat of apps like Notion.so giving you a calendar and a kanban board, and there's the bloat of the apps that use 100mb of ram more than the optimal.

I can bear the latter, not the former.
The article itself is really quite good, but for those who come to the comments to find out what this is all about, here is an attempt at a dispassionate summary on an emotionally charged subject:

It's been a fight between those who were seeking to create a sustainable whaling industry, and those who wanted to end the practice completely.
As written in the article, the IWC was founded in order to be the former, and brought (largely by global consensus) to become the latter.

After the disaster that was the historical whaling industry, Japan tried to move back to commercial whaling within a framework of scientific consensus based on population levels and a sustainable catch limit, but was blocked by the wider international community.

It has been obvious for years that it would come to this. The two groups are at loggerheads.
It's the natural outcome of two different opinions on the ethical standing of whaling as a practice.

In one way, we are lucky that it is Japan that is resuming whaling (joining Norway and Iceland), since they will probably do a decent job of policing their domestic whaling industry, but of course it is unfortunate that a global consensus could not be reached over either acceptable limits or a permanent end to the practice
Biksharing or scooter sharing?
The first fully open source phone (RISC-V?[0]) that ditches the 3G chip and goes wifi only using either software defined radio or open source wifi chipset (RISCV again?[1]) will be the only thing to fix this IMO.

We have the means to have secure communication over insecure channels with asymmetric crypto signing+encryption (which doesn't seem broken at least for now), the problem is semi-solved at the software layer -- we now need to solve the privacy/security issue at the layers below software.

[0]: https://riscv.org/

[1]: https://riscv.org/2018/10/hackaday-article-new-part-day-the-...
Ask HN: What do you use for authentication and authorization?
I am currently starting work on a new app/website. Currently planning to have 1 BE API set to start, probably graphql (which will be user data/information and need to check with the auth server about being protected). I will also have many client apps (web, mobile, potential partners) that will need to make queries to that BE. Do you usually roll your own authentication or use something like auth0/fusionauth/gluu/etc? This product is going to need to be secure as it will be in the healthcare space (so think oidc).
Sometimes it happens as a side-effect of cost-cutting, but it's not desired. The goal is to have animals wander around a barn/field for months to years and then get instantly killed before being cut up.
I've been using emacs last 15 years and I still do. Can't seem to remember any flickering... Just a data point.
"A lay person isn't going to understand the total cost of the visit from that, because there's no way to figure out which billing codes are going to be make up everything that's been billed for different types of visits."

Another problem is, for many, you won't even know what your ailment and treatments will be until after.
Of course if the FBI has stalked any homeless people, no one is going to believe them.
It was Jonathan Shopiro (author or iostreams) who interrupted a comparison equating Language X with a seaplane, interjecting that by such a standard, C++ would be a boat anchor with feathers.

It remains the funniest thing I have ever heard said about C++. It completely derailed what had been becoming a tedious conversation. I don't recall what Language X was.
Me too, I can't believe the gall they have still taking orders.
Somehow another group of political actives using such tactics is much more frightening than refreshing to me because of what it seems to suggest lies ahead.
Can corporations have unlimited money? 10 million barely makes payroll for some medium-large businesses.

And a thought experiment isn't not subject to discussion... otherwise why post it?
I love to have a reflective screen in my phone and as monitor.

For those devices energy consumption is just low priority.

Color and refresh-rate is where most reflective screens fail. So if you take on E ink I think that's where you should shine.
Don’t you think this would have an impact on innovation? The chance at getting mega rich drives people to take big risks.
Your assertion is simply demonstrated to be untrue.

Inertial systems integrate all measured accelerations over time to compute present velocity and position. They are periodically corrected with external references. The accuracy is limited to the accuracy of the accelerometers, the sampling frequency and the accuracy of the digital math, among other things.

This IMU idea could be used, but I am not aware of any current commercial IMUs in airliners - but I am not an airline pilot so that does not count for much.

If I were given conflicting information I would see how the plane is acting. I have flown planes with various primary instrument failures over my decades, some in actual instrument conditions, and always had sufficient secondary sources of data to determine the situation. As an example in a piston plane: Tachometer fails? Cross check fuel flow, manifold pressure and airspeed - subject to mixture control which can be reasonably set using "lean to roughness and enrich" method. Been there, done that. I have had an altimeter fail insidiously slowly, when water got into the static lines (despite redundant ports and properly routing them upward), while in actual near minimums in a non precision approach. (I used GPS altitude cross reference and odd seeming behavior of altimeter needle to diagnose and switch to alternate static.)

Importantly, if the plane is flying straight and level and sufficiently fast, over time this becomes a "feel" and you can tell if something is extraordinary. Maybe not on airliners, but definitely the piston planes I fly a lot and probably the small jets I fly on occasion.

This is why some of these things are mystifying to me. If your engines are set to a certain power and seem to be operating properly, and your attitude is just so, in the absence of unusual meteorological conditions your plane should be performing in a manner consistent to your last experience. If your stall warning is going off, well, maybe the instrument broke. Air France is really scary mystifying.

Look, I am a software engineer so I get it, people can get locked into a misconception about a fault and not step away long/far enough to consider other alternatives. It happens a lot in debugging. But for whatever reason my brain works much faster and more dynamically when shit happens in the left seat of an airplane having problems.
Interesting how so many leftists who hate the koch brothers and their big money spending are fine with billionaire tech elites throwing their money around

But I suppose that's not surprising considering the top 10 richest districts and 73 of the top 100 voted democrat

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/midterms-one-party-controls-w...

Citizens United needs to be overturned ASAP
And what is anyone in Hoffman's social circles going to say? "Aw, damnit, Roy Moore could have won if it wasn't for you"?
Why roll out a change without notifying someone? Why make systems more complex when miscommunication results in death?

This isn't to say that manual, mechanic controls are better that automated electronic ones. Indeed the Air France crash from Brazil was mechanical pilot error.

But for me it is not sufficient to say "we do a really good job and have a lot of safety protocols."

The training either was communicated or wasn't.
Yeah, no good. Quality control would help a ton.
You're right, it's not difficult to read the quote and assume he is bigoted. In fact, given a cursory read, most people would make that assumption.

But if you listen to Sargon of Akkad regularly, you'll pick up on the fact that he loves to use a partcular conversational device that may be more common in Britain than in the United States... a form of sarcastic mocking where he speaks as if he is his opponent. This is very easily taken out of context, as was done here. Out of context it looks terrible -- but it does not convey what Sargon was conveying during that livestream.

I feel that the message being conveyed at the time is what matters, not the particular words used. People are getting too caught up on particular words, and missing the message conveyed.
Important to remember that monetization of her content is under the Partner Program Agreement. They've left some wiggle room in that part, but not much.

"Advertising Revenues. YouTube will pay you 55% of net revenues recognized by YouTube from ads displayed or streamed by YouTube or an authorized third party on your Content watch pages or in or on the YouTube video player in conjunction with the streaming of your Content. YouTube is not obligated to display any advertisements alongside your videos and may determine the type and format of ads available on the YouTube Service. For clarity, YouTube reserves the right to retain all other revenues derived from the YouTube service, including any revenues relating to ads on search result pages."
Worse, it's like they are developing something but not releasing it intentionally.

Even the fast repaint algorithms are proprietary and not licensed to everyone. My Kobo Glo HD is advertising 50% faster page repaint with the new software. Amazon Kindle is using another algorithm, which is way different.

Worse, the algorithms (called waveforms) are just pieces of software which are CPU architecture specific. They even don't port these algorithms between CPU architectures.
Today so many people are facing the depression problem. Lots of people are struggling with minor depression problem and few of them are struggling with the major depression problem. But this problem is simply overcome by following some of the natural methods. Many times people are not following natural methods and also not maintaining their body health. It is also one of the main reason for the depression. So we can naturally overcome this health issue. http://www.angelmeds.com/blog/natural-ways-to-master-depress...
No, I don't primarily because you have a similar chance to getting hit and killed by a car. Does that have an impact on innovation?

Really, I've never met anyone who is actively "hustling" (or whatever the bullshit flavor term-of-the-week is) to try to make mega-millions who's someone I actually think would make decent decisions with those mega-millions. Everyone I've met who I think would actually make decent choices just wants a comfortable life, maybe a bigger house and a few more vacations a year, and to do something interesting for the sake of it being interesting.
That’s what we designed them for :)

I do think we’ve not explored enough of the per namespace policy stuff though - i’d like both podpreset and a reasonably simple scheduling policy (toleration + node selector control to replace the annotation based system) to make it in, as well as a simpler namespace initialization path so you can more easily lock down the contents of a namespace without having to proxy the create namespace API call.
It seems that way now, but if the startup hits it big, I'll make millions!
What exactly is the attachments feature and how does it work? And how are these saved?

Also, what do you mean by 'no WYSIWYG'? Since you render ir in Github Flavoured MD?
You forgot to mention his sole grandmaster win came from a simultaneous exhibition where GM Larry Christiansen played against 35 people at once. Trust me, playing 30 boards at once is a wee bit of a handicap.

Not that I doubt his cross-disciplinary math skills or whatnot. But let's not pretend that he's anything resembling a serious chess player.
Yeah but almost 400 dead people is still 400 more disasters than it should be. Only us engineers can solve this problem and we have a moral responsibility to solve this problem.
That's right: up in flames!
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> They also used thousands of Twitter accounts to make it appear as if automated Russian bot accounts were following and supporting Mr. Moore, according to an internal report on the project. The apparent Russian support for Mr. Moore drew broad news media coverage.

also from https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2018/12/22/faceboo...

> Morgan’s efforts have stirred controversy because of his role at New Knowledge, which has helped Senate lawmakers uncover the means in which Russian agents weaponized Facebook, Twitter a

So person in charge of detecting "the Russians" couldn't find enough Russians and so he made his own Russians and possibly altered the results of US elections.
The only people who benefit from rent control are long time residents that were fortunate enough to start ending a long time ago. Everyone else is subsidizing those people. This is why rent control is a nativist policy. Not to mention, rent control suppresses willingness to build more housing thus contributing to the chronic undersupply of housing in places like San Francisco that have extensive rent control. People would be a lot less eager to shoot down development proposals if they felt the impact of rising rents. But currently, only ~30-40% of the renter population is affected by rising rents.
Your first line is a very uncharitable way of discussing the issue at hand. Reid Hoffman supported a group who he probably did not think was going to use Republican-style disinformation tactics, they did, he found out through reporting, and he stopped.

How many businesses do you shop at / organizations do you support that potentially do underhanded things that you aren't tracking because you are busy living your life? I'd guarantee there's at least one doing something ridiculous you are supporting with no knowledge, but because you (or I, or anyone common) aren't among the top 100 richest people in the United States, no one cares what we're up to.
It's funny that co-pay I am paying for a service in the USA is comparable to a full private treatment with the same quality in Poland, where I grew up.
Why is this an uncrossable line, though? Clearly this research is meant to be a first/early step towards preserving brains in the event of traumatic bodily injury. Is that not a worthwhile goal? Is it outweighed by some possible nefarious abuse of this technique?

There are obviously major issues to work out still, but I don't see how else this research can advance but with animal experiments.
It's interesting to explore, it's interesting to endure, it's interesting to experience new physical, mental, and emotional states of being conferred by these unique circumstances.
> No, I don't primarily because you have a similar chance to getting hit and killed by a car. Does that have an impact on innovation?

This is... not a very good comparison for a multitude of reasons. Not the least of which being that not everyone has the same chance of being hit and killed by a car, of course...

> Really, I've never met anyone who is actively "hustling"

Have you considered that maybe some of the very rich ended up being worth quite a bit of money without that being their explicit goal? I ended up being very successful in my niche without ever dreaming of my company turning into what it is today, or what it may become tomorrow, and I live extremely modestly in a cheap townhome and drive old used cars.
I'd like an option similar to the old answering machine / secretary screening for unknown callers:
1. A voice assistant says to the caller "may I ask who's calling [records response] and what is your call in reference to [records response]?"

2. Siri announces the call to me if the phone is not set to Not Disturb mode.

3. I accept the call or decline. If I decline, Siri gives the caller the option to leave an additional message.

TL;DR Caller states their name and business before I pick up.
just use ish[1]. emacs mostly works on it now totally local to the iPad! If there are still things not working I'm sure a couple PRs would be a lot less work than your original plan.

[1] https://github.com/tbodt/ish
I didn't consider resolution under a month. I can see that angle. I know some of the graphics are not detailed enough so I will occasionally dump the CSV data from it and make a graph in excel.
If you enjoyed the article, you'll probably also really enjoy this comic titled "Supernormal Stimuli" http://www.stuartmcmillen.com/comic/supernormal-stimuli/
Based on experience, I feel like somewhere around mile 250 I’d be wishing I was at home browsing HN and wondering why I ever left.
I'm open to discussion, just not "this is stupid because people would hire tax lawyers which would ruin it". I know that, but it's a fanciful idea.

Anyways, a limit on personal wealth would need to be accompanied by a limit on corporate wealth (or corporate size, or some other lever).

Really, the thing that it all would require to make work would be the ability to make things illegal on the basis of intent (e.g. intent to circumvent), which gets sufficiently close to thought-crime that makes me uncomfortable (and realistically makes the idea nothing but a pipe-dream). However, without some mechanism for preemptively dealing with rule-lawyering and such, I can't see any way to actively improve society with such a measure.

It'd be nice if there was a sort of duck-typing for laws. If it quacks like a tax haven, and walks like a tax haven, the technical definition of it is irrelevant, and it should be treated as a tax haven/whatever mechanism for tax avoidance. Unfortunately, that sort of rule-of-law requires a significant value-judgement by the judiciary that is untenable given the current legal structure, at least in the US.
Interesting looking article, thanks for sharing. I will definitely read it carefully when I get a chance.
It depends what you wish to accomplish in your life and who you have depending on you.
Interesting how we drill in the idea that postmortems ought to be blame free. Not here.
This is almost exactly what Google is doing.

https://www.theverge.com/2018/11/16/18098714/google-assistan...

> ...you can tap the “screen call” button. Google Assistant will then alert the caller that you’re using a screening service and that you’ll receive a copy of the conversation. From then, you can choose to pick up the call, hang up, or block the number.