skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's a YouTube channel (0) that uploads videos from a girl in China building things out of bamboo, watching her work is entrancing: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LTejJnrzGPM

[0] I think the channel is fan made and she actually posts them to a Chinese social media site.
Using Blockchains to Hold Elections (2019) [pdf]
I did not spanked children and they knew not to play around electric outlets well before 4 years old. 4-5 years old are actually capable of these things. You have to repeat the instruction to them consistently and they will learn.
It's not always possible (or even advisable) to document with a test; to take two trivial examples from recent memory, one was a wrapping bug in IE 11 and the other was a typing issue with TypeScript. These issues required comments, not tests. (Granted, for the IE11 bug the ideal test harness would include a Win/IE virtual machine in a known state along with a good robot control and the ability to check screen geometry, but as of 2019 that's science fiction)
How is this not an apology for raping children or female genital mutilation?
Danbooru2018: a new dataset of 3.33m anime images with 93m tags
> minorities are actually getting the loans that they are qualified for, but have to apply more times than an equally qualified white person due to racism.

We dont actually know that either. We know of some institutions that create this user experience, and we know that this is therefore a possible ux that minorities should be aware of
Granted. Although I am often amazed by the amount of bad scriptwriting going on in genre movies (I mean come on, how much do they pay these writers?), I cannot be very offended by it. In genre movies the plot is usually little more than an excuse to get from one set-piece to another. In action movies such a set-piece would be a chase or stuff blowing up, in kung-fu movies it would be a fight, in horror movies something horrible, in porn... well you get my drift.
There's a great episode of the Stanford Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders by Dave Evans on "Designing the Life You Really Want" where he suggest applying design thinking to designing your life. Including how to use rapid prototyping for life choice questions such as this.

https://ecorner.stanford.edu/podcast/designing-the-life-you-...
Valuable, valuable helium-3 can be mined on the moon and used for fuel after we put a lightweight, working fusion reactor there with enough personnel and spare parts to run it (puff,puff,inhale).
> I thought because Netflix is a private company what they do isnt censorship.

I mean, if they do it at the behest of the government, it very definitely is?
There is the "static immutability" proposal[1] which is related to concurrency. However it is correct that there is no single issue that just says "Make Concurrency Awesome".

I believe that we already have necessary building blocks (isolates), we just need to make concurrency via isolates efficient and ergonomic.

However it is still very early, so I don't have much else to share.

[1]: https://github.com/dart-lang/language/blob/master/working/01...
You can make charcoal from it which generates some heat from burning but doesn’t release near as much of the carbon. Then you can treat the charcoal to make terra preta, which is a soil additive that lasts centuries and encourages soil formation and carbon retention itself.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_preta
AFAIK attackers with local access already have lots of ways to exploit your system.

However, for added security you could run mkcert on another computer that is not connected to a network. Then you just copy the root cert and the leaf cert to your dev machine, but leave the root cert’s private key offline.
These are profit-seeking enterprises, not political activist organizations. I don't know why more people confuse the two. This is a rabbit hole companies need to be very careful about going down.

Besides, this whole thing is irony of the highest order. We scream bloody murder about Saudi Arabia explicitly censoring a comedian, meanwhile in the US we have an arguably worse form of implicit censorship where if you make an offensive (and harmless) joke, a bunch of noisy leftist maniacs go into high gear to end your career.
No, it isn't. Prototypes have been shown already. It is roughly the outer size of the VW Golf, but offers larger interior space due to being designed to be electrical only, that means, the space of the engine can be saved:
https://www.t-online.de/auto/elektromobilitaet/id_83655386/e...
I have to agree, plus they’re free for what most users would need.

Also noteworthy is the official Amazon Polly for WordPress plugin - https://wordpress.org/plugins/amazon-polly/
Bamboo fabric is rayon, which is a semi-synthetic plastic. It's not at all clear this is good for the environment - according to this study, more than half the plastic microfibres in seawater are rayon:

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/12/141216212253.h...
> GDPR wasn’t passed by Congress.

That's the point. Neither were SA's censorship laws. You have to conform to laws that wouldn't fly in the USA to do business in other countries.
I suspect you are correct in your assumptions in the last paragraph, at least about being kiln heated. That seems very likely. There is also a thin layer of something, could be resin or lacquer as you suggest. It is definitely not epoxy though (re. next poster)
Glad to be of help :). The list is by no means perfect, but has worked for me so far pretty well. I forgot to mention, that I have also folders with identical names for ideas that need extensive wording.
Something I've been thinking about lately and I think I've come to consider the optimum to be genuinely happy with the defaults.

As someone who has moved around a lot, tried different things, different jobs, I look at the people who never left their home towns, still have the same friends who are far from perfect and far fewer, and they seem no less happy living day to day than the people I know who moved to a place they 'love', got a great job and do scubaing, skiing and general traveling months out of the year.

There is something about adaptability that make humans strong. Getting a severe illness people still tend to revert to being just as happy as before after a few years, though the condition remains. Winning the lottery doesn't improve your happiness since you revert to the same baseline in the same amount of time.

Those of us who move around are some kind of seeker looking to improve, but the environment might not be unfit for us and if we had another persons mentality we would be just as happy where we are as we will be in our optimal place.
> All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

The above is an example of a “global value” to be enforced.

If that is being violated anywhere, it is a problem.
Yeah but you can use the potential energy of the plane to produce power, just like car going down hill. Probably not gone work for small planes but it does have interesting advantages and new ways of thinking about planes.
Versioning isn't just about the practical software build. The version is used to describe differences to non-tech PMs.

A PM's eyes will glaze over when you talk 4.22 V 4.16, but you mention v22 versus v22 and then they 'get it'.

That's why a Chrome style versioning has value.
Configuring OpenVPN ipv6-over-ipv4 are exactly two lines in your server config:

server-ipv6 your-ipv6-subnet-for-clients
push "route-ipv6 subnet-you want-to-route" (either your real subnet, or 2000::/3 for all traffic).

You need the same for the IPv4 side of things too.

Clients need no change.
> largely how Kuwait avoids religious strife that infects other regions

That's really interesting, can you provide a source on this causal relationship?
Now printers on the other hand....
> Netflix is GDPR compliant although that almost definitely violates the first amendment

Can you explain what you mean by this point? AFAIK the First Amendment is a US thing and GDPR is something Europeans wanted.
Much of what you describe reminds me of when I started playing with Kotlin and the fresh feeling it gave me that made me not want to use other languages again. Simplicity and just getting stuff done. I see Rich Hickey had kind words for Kotlin on his last conference talk.
> The Innovators Dilemma is about making a product that “overserves” the market and for companies being afraid to introduce a cheaper “good enough” product.

Isn't that essentially the problem Apple now has with:

* The high-end iPhones going up in price because of more expensive components, but not providing features users would be excited to upgrade for

* Not bringing a mid-range phone to the market
>Suddenly its a big deal because Saudi Arabia was thrust into the news for the Khashoggi murder.

Which was only in the news because he was a journalist. Journalists care when other journalists get wronged. If it was you or I that got sawed up it might have been a footnote on some columnist's hobby blog.
Nobody is forcing Saudis to watch a Netflix show they find morally repugnant -- the Saudi government prevented its citizens from seeing something politically sensitive.

I can't believe posters on HN are defending this.
I, personally, would certainly be interested, but I doubt there's actual market for that.

Big sites like Reddit, HN, StackExchange have their own detection. Smaller sites - are not subject for this type of attack.
Version 12.0 will be out shortly after, around 1970.
Will fintechs sink or swim when floats are regulated?
Nortel didn't disappear because of Huawei. Chinese are used as scapegoats for everything these days.

I used to work for Nortel and they went the way of the dodo because they were like Nokia (which ended the same way. I worked with them at some point as well...): Too bureaucratic, too slow, not hungry anymore, poor management.

For their last CEO they ended up paying $12 million to Motorola because that guy breached the non-competition agreement he had when he took the job at Nortel... Just an example.
> What does 'neutral' even mean?

Less intonations.
I really thought a Volt like car would be the answer. Electric for most of the year, but a gas powered motor to go for those vacations away. I don't know why that wasn't more popular.
For an airplane, there's no particular reason to turn potential energy into chemical energy for storage. Use the potential energy more directly to glide down to your approach point.

Airplanes are typically "driven" (using positive power) all throughout the flight regime, including descent and approach.
it’s exactly that. to moral relativists there’s no way to make any judgement between rape children and devoting your life to helping others. In fact, they could think it’s a perfectly valid opinion that the former is better than the latter morally.
Shameless plug for my open source project for a better way to search and browse videos files you have: Video Hub App - https://github.com/whyboris/Video-Hub-App

I love VidTools Everything - but for videos you might want to see previews of the content ;)
Turning Solar Energy into Liquid Fuel
> Sorry, either stop trading with these countries or acquiesce to their demands.

Except Netflix isn't "trading with Saudi Arabia". Netflix is trying to sell subscriptions to Saudi individuals, and it is the Saudi government that is trying to enforce censorship. 2 completely distinct groups.
They're only exclusively profit seeking if owners/controllers agree for it to be so. To me it seems extremely strange to put financial profit above humanity, or above morality.

It's not confusion, it's choice.
I tend to disagree. It’s effectively still doing the same thing by offering functions of the current application with a single direkt input.

Previously as F1-12 Buttons they were overloaded with OS functions such as brightness and audio controls, moving the application Functions to the fn+ combo key.

With the Touch Bar not only are buttons only available when applicable, they also allow for custom inputs such as a range instead of a binary click and their meaning is a lot more explicit with icons and text as opposed to F1-12

I actually think it’s more of a application support problem. If more applications offered better touchbar support I’d be happy about forgetting a series of hot key keystrokes.
Using Python to Process Satellite Image Data (Interview)
Atomic clocks: it is important that they keep good time. (part 1)
Could arguably partially have been replaced by portable devices with high resolution displays.
“Political groups have been spending increasing amounts of money on Facebook adverts”

That’s because Cambridge Analytical was the instruction manual

All the hearings and dockets are better free content than any marketing guru’s online course
As a backup for engine failure that could be a substantially safer and cheaper alternative to a second engine.
10 Common Password Categories You Should Avoid
I don't get why people find it so hard to empathise with a child. I've solved a bunch of my youngish children's problems by taking the time to try to figure out their reasoning and talk to them about it. I've had a huge chip on my shoulder about parenting for years. I'm a single parent of a 3-year-old and a 5-year-old and it's been this way since the youngest was a baby. I've had so many bad experiences, especially when my boy was a baby, where people have treated me poorly because I was a dad with his kids. I've put in so much effort towards parenting because I want to prove the world wrong. I very rarely get angry about anything with them because I realise a lot of their bad behaviours are simply what children do. I correct what they've done wrong but I don't need to be angry about it.

The best analogy I've got is "if there is a dog that's a known chewer and I leave my shoes outside with it and my shoes end up chewed, who is it fault?". I'm the responsible adult with functioning cognitive skills, the dog simply is acting on instinct. Little children don't have developed cognitive skills, and their behaviour reflects what their environment has allowed. If you want to change behaviour you need to consider why it is occurring and work on countering the root cause.
> Yes, the spanking did make me a little afraid of poking around outlets again. No, it did not make me resentful, and more dedicated to wirepokery than before; my parents were consistently trustworthy, so I took their fear reaction as something I should genuinely respect.

Wait, so was the thing that underlined the message the physical punishment or your parent’s fear reaction? You seem to be equating them, but it's quite common for parents to demonstrate fear without physical punishment, and to administer physical punishment without showing fear. They are essentially orthogonal concerns.
Atomic clocks: it is important that they keep good time. (part 2)
Turkey to investigate whether Google violated competition law
> "you give Google (and those we work with) a worldwide license to use, host, store, reproduce, modify, create derivative works (such as those resulting from translations, adaptations or other changes we make so that your content works better with our Services), communicate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute such content. The rights you grant in this license are for the limited purpose of operating, promoting, and improving our Services, and to develop new ones. This license continues even if you stop using our Services"
The Environmentally-Lit Interface: A Quantum Leap Forward
A guide to unity builds: what, why and how
Electric cars are not that much heavier than ICE cars. The Model 3 is pretty much on par with its gasoline competition. The real road killers are not passenger cars, but heavy trucks and semis. They have a multiple per-axle weight of any car.
We could make aircraft carbon-neutral by using carbon capture and producing synthetic fuel from water, like what the US Navy is working on: https://phys.org/news/2017-10-nrl-patent-carbon-capture-devi...
Are sexism and homophobia values now?
This is complete nonsense. There's no such thing as "neutral English".

Not every authoritative-sounding youtube video actually contains informative content.

Also, it's obviously entirely possible to sing in a British accent. Even an exaggerated one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXqYajt67J4
What I got from the article was that if you increase the carrying capacity, the team will just bring more stuff with them.
What Is Runbook Automation? Process Clarity for More Than Just IT
Dogs barking when I was 3-4, was convinced it was a pack of wolves.
> These are profit-seeking enterprises, not political activist organizations. I don't know why more people confuse the two.

There is no confusion. Some people simply are of the opinion that declaring profit as your purpose is not sufficient to justify hurting other people.
It doesn’t, any more than Facebook or Twitter can, as non-government actors, censor Americans. There are some lobbying groups which push the argument that any sort of accountability is a free speech violation but that’s rhetorical ammunition not to be confused with a sound legal argument.
Alternative solution: when technologies like resonant inductive coupling improve enough for efficient medium to long range wireless transfer of power we could just build cars with small batteries or capacitors that are almost always trickle charging.
Easy, just put a pebble-bed reactor every few blocks. /s

We have come full circle Mr.Edison. Nikola would be spinning in his grave. (just attach magnets!)
And electronic databases and forms. I have very very few pieces of paper in my life, but loads of webforms.
Bringing Fast Data to the Hadoop Ecosystem with Kudu (Interview)
Brian Kernighan on successful language design [video]
How about instead adding an alert when not running it as root?
Indeed.

I can’t for the life of me understand what motivates people on this forum to behave this way...
The people that are happy with living in their hometowns are generally the kind of people that, for one reason or another, aren't the personality type that seeks optimization, expansion or novel experiences.

At least that's in my experience - I grew up in the middle of nowhere and had very little in common with most of the people around me. The Internet quite literally saved me. It made me realize that the world is truly a vast place, and that I wasn't just "broken" because I wasn't happy in my current situation.
I believe this (long!) video of a Dennis Whyte talk from 2016 was posted to HN way back when:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkpqA8yG9T4

It sounded pretty encouraging, but I have no idea what progress has been made or if these ideas had run into any roadblocks in two years since this was first discussed.
What breaking changes? And which features/components are missing?
Or more likely a missing poster on a telephone pole:

Everyone knows you are dead but they cant call it
Is being happy the goal we should be satisfied with though?

The adaptability has both a good and a bad side. We become happy, but we become complacent. I am hoping that most humans value being a good person as much as being happy. Settling just on happiness doesn't take into account striving for higher values.

I think that's what the article is saying in a roundabout way: we should not be self-satisfied, but instead actively try to improve ourselves to become closer to the ideals we want to represent.
Use too much water, specially for cloth when there's banned alternative.
But then why is pure profit motive a default, it's not fundamentally more "proper".

This just sounds like an excuse to pander to human greed.
Counterpoints: (a) the grass is rarely greener on the other side, (b) what you do and where you live are less important than how you do it and how you react to it.

Can’t fault the point about friends and relationships though.
GlusterFS Cluster on FreeBSD with Ansible and GNU Parallel
I'm actually doing the exact same thing. I started my managerial role on 1/1, so I'm definitely interested in the advice presented here. Thanks!
The NYT picks and chooses its targets to further what it thinks is correct cause. I won't wait for them to condemn Venezuelan Censorship or the regime with the same vigor.
Just look at the situation in Yemen. Nobody cared enough to talk about even though what it looks like is one of the worst humanitarian crisis of the 21st century. 1 journalist was tortured and murdered, and suddenly everyone was up in arms about it.
> The headphone jack is gone and not coming back to the iPhone.

Just like many former buyers of iPhone will not be coming back. Apple can "innovate" all they want, but customers aren't going to blindly buy it.
Envoy, if I'm not mistaken, is a sidecar proxy that is used by Istio.

The equivalent for Linkerd 2 is Conduit (that was its own app before and now is entirely part of Linkerd 2).

From what I've seen, Linkerd 2 doesn't feature as much features as Istio or Linkerd 1 for now (no circuit breaker for example). From the few issues I've seen on Github, it seems a bit immature to be used in a production environment.

Between the fact that I've just started looking into that last month and that it changes at a rate that is really hard to follow, I'm might be wrong...
> resolve to 127.0.0.1

I wish people would stop using my IP address!
Well, they probably do have the title for now. What they have done is interesting, even if marketing had to smear it.
We neeed batteries that can charge at a rate faster than they can be discharged.

And we also need continuing advances in conductors, magnets, and alternatives batteries such as fuel cells.
Show HN: jinx – a magical nginx wrapper
Lemme try it for a week and I'll get back to you with some better feedback :)
The money, job, marriage myth: are you happy yet?
As a German I want to write exactly this. By all means we are a country with good laws and everything. But we have restrictions on free speech. For very good reasons. We are proud of this and see it as something positive (when you ignore the 1% who are actually restricted).

Netflix and other global companies have these kind of challenges. They are pretty used to it (imagine food
or drug regulations). There is just a group of media/digital companies who grew their business niche too fast and are now surprised that local laws and regulations show up. The GDPR, free speech limitations, different social systems, SJW incompatibilities, etc are just samples of all of this.

And I want to highlight, that I do neither like consequences like this. I like my movies uncut, healthy discussion (eg about the monarchy) and equal right for minorities.
A "small" 737 will do about 50 miles, yeah. But by small I meant like small small: https://www.eviation.co/alice/
Ah, yes, I had read that previously. That's a big one and will be a game changer, including improving concurrency.
Static hosting via AWS S3 (or Azure/GCP equivalent) with a free Cloudflare account in front it might be even cheaper!

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/WebsiteHosti...
So one of the major perks of electric cars are fewer moving parts. Once you add a gas engine to the car, you increase the weight, remove space for batteries, add cost, and finally add a lot more complexity and moving parts. Now the gas engine added convenience but personally it doesn't add enough to compensate for the downsides.

But I would not rule out plug in hybrids, from what I have read GM stopped making it since it was a sedan which are not selling great for them. But also because the newer bolt platform is a better base for an EV or PHEV, since it was designed from the ground up to run on electric motors.
I don't blame them at all. If anything the censor has made it all the more popular, and those who are curious will seek it out.

It's either censor certain episodes, or there's no Netflix at all.
Take a look at these, source code is easy to follow

http://www.rebol.com/pre-view.html