skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This doesn't solve the main problems with dating services.

For instance, one big problem is that threes are with threes, and eights are with eights. Just because you give them an email saying they have similar genes, you're not going to convince an eight to go with a three. (That's one of the biggest problems in today's dating services. If you could figure out how to make an eight go with a three, you could make billions.) Anyway, by far the biggest problem, one that no one has been able to solve, is that nines and tens are not on the dating service at all. (They don't need it.)

So even if you throw in genetics, the nines and the tens are still better off dating in their own circles. I'd imagine that the genetics are generally pretty good in your average Division 1 athletics department for instance. So a top 10 offensive lineman and a top 10 women's volleyball or basketball player would be very unlikely to find better genetics on any gene based dating service that I could create. In fact, it could be argued that the athletic departments themselves are already serving ss genetically gated dating services for elite genes. Stanford crew girl has a thing for Stanford wide receiver is a lot easier method of getting good gene sets together than testing millions of people and trying to make matches by computer that you hope the people will like. (And I'd wager that if we were to put together a dating service that tried to match good genes, the crew girl and the wide out would create superior offspring in any case. [I don't like using the word "superior", but you get what I mean.])

So adding genetic services might appeal to a subset of users, but it's not going to solve the main problems with your average dating service today. How to get eights to go with threes? and how to get nines and tens to use your service at all? Adding genetic services would only be doing a LOT of work to add a service that may appeal to a very niche slice of the dating market.
I never encountered such people. I would automate anyway if it would affect me. Different companies have different dysfunctions I guess.

Except the manager, wherever I worked I had fixed salary and no special compensation for anything. Once in a while I would negotiate salary raise, but that is it. So it is kind of normal to me.
The funny thing is I have seen screenshots of a internal storage file manager in the Files app. Not sure where I saw them, but it seems it had the capability at least once, but the feature was pulled. Not sure if it is still accessible or not.
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“Hey Siri, directions to the nearest Trader Joe’s.” Done. How are you mapping destinations without looking at the phone? If you are using voice, you don’t need touchId. If you aren’t using voice, then you are obviously looking at the phone. I doubt you are one handed touch typing on a phone in a moving car.
Suggesting that there's enough ambiguity for it to be reasonable to assume ferns exist on the same level of consciousness or understanding of the world around them as cows is a bit of a weak argument. There's a pretty obvious difference between the two, and even if you believe plants can experience pain or distress in a meaningful way, it still makes way more sense to kill a carrot over a pig if you have the choice, making the two very clearly not morally equivalent.
We keep netflix because family and friends use it (they can't afford it) but as soon as netflix tells us : family and /or friends can't use it anymore. We will ditch it..
> Plus, I have yet to see the evidence that colleges provide this virtuous yet intangible quality of non-economically beneficial "wholesome" education.

You could try checking course requirements. Every college I'm aware of requires that students take classes in a variety of subjects outside their major before they can graduate.
For me the full-front OLED screen, FaceID, wireless charging, better wide camera, additional tele/2x camera, portrait mode and FeliCa support all made the iPhone X a very enticing upgrade from my 6s.

If you don't care about any of those things then save your cash and don't upgrade.
The problem with side projects (often even with startups) is not the product. It's finding a reachable market, one you can easily tell about your product. Once you have located a accessible market, you can hire someone with appropriate domain knowledge to identify and create the product. You could even offer them limited ownership participation if they are good enough. Again, don't worry about the product. Worry about the market.
> people control the genes they are looking for. Algorithms just find people according to given parameters, they are not racist.

Uuuh, while your algorithm isn't racist, if a person is using an algorithm to be racist, then it could be concluded that what is happening is... racism.
UX is really about the whole experience. Consistency and process design, not so much delivering pixel perfect individual buttons.

A great designer who is able to incorporate new features in an existing product while maintaining consistency will go a long way.
They recently(ish) released vampire: the masquerade 5th edition and it’s great! Gone is the “requiem” stuff and gothic punk is back. The storyline finally continues post-ghenna too.
In theory, I don't see a problem with this type of share structure and don't believe an investor would lose anything by buying this stock at an appropriate price. Shares with fewer rights will sell at a discount to shares with more rights.

In practice however, there are good reasons why the exchanges and others want to discourage these types of corporate structures. It is difficult to price the risk of a CEO going off the reservation, so to speak, and investors will be unable to pressure the CEO or replace the board in case the CEO ends up not being a good steward of investor funds. There are always principle agent problems, and having the CEO on a longer leash means that pricing the stock becomes a lot harder, and you will end up with a lot of mispriced assets, certainly ex-post and probably ex-ante. This is true even if the average of all such assets is properly priced. That is a welfare destroying thing. E.g if the universe contains two stocks that should each be priced at $1, and one is priced at $2 and the other at 50 cents, then this is welfare destroying. So anything that adds opacity to long run returns is bad for the market -- you can't just say that investors will properly discount the opacity. This is why we have disclosure regulations rather than letting firms not disclose financial information and letting the market price that.

IMP it would be much better for Musk or someone else to create a charity with the goal of going to Mars and endow it with ownership of stock of for profit firms like SpaceX. This is cleaner than having a for profit firm adopt a pseudo charitable role.

You also have to think of what will happen to these super voting shares after the CEO/founders are gone. Will their kids share the same vision and foresight? Having these types of structures creates a lot of practical problems even though in a simple theoretical model there is nothing wrong with doing it.
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I think you’re on to the core of the problem. Apple is a software company that build its own hardware because it had to.

But for the past decade, they haven’t really made any interesting software. iOS is great for iPhones, it’s not great for a laptop replacement. I think OS/x would be a much better fit for the iPad Pro, but perhaps something completely new would be even better? I think the surface book shows us just why that is by the way. If I didn’t personally find windows so terrible, I would leave Apple for one of those in a heartbeat.
I'm not sure why you're praising the performance, then slamming it for the os. A big part of the reason the performance is great is because it's not running a real desktop/laptop os. If it ran osx and had the same performance, that would be something
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Well, I've had them many times since and just as good... So either this burger chain is fraudulently selling meat patties as tofu veggie, or they're legit.
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going to be adding this as a widget to https://gif.com.ai - will see if it works.
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Apple is trying to sell in more countries than just the US, Canada and the Western European nations. Certainly having an AM radio tuner would be even more compelling, but if you’re trying to appeal in a market you’ve mostly priced yourself out of, lacking features considered standard to that market isn’t a great starting point.

I’m not saying it isn’t an acceptable loss, but it doesn’t look great when you’re removing additional features on top of the ones you just never had.

Or to put it another way, just because you and I don’t care about something in our corner of the world doesn’t mean there isn’t a whole world out there that Apple is, theoretically at least, trying to sell phones to.
AKS vs. reality
Absolutely. I do this every day to avoid ads. Happy youtube red (or whatever they call it) subscriber. I'd pay most services I value to opt out of data sharing.

I know many people don't get enough value out of services like Facebook, but I do. There is a price I'd pay to Facebook to use their services to not have my data sold.
"The other important thing to do is to help adults identify why they want to go back to school. If you can identify what it is that's motivating you, then that can be your rallying cry when you're starting to feel discouraged or anxious about starting school."

Lol. So I've been reading stuff about our ideas of free will; most recently David Orr's book on Frost; but the quote above really sounds like they're suggesting we decide to do something and then need to "identify what it is that's motivating you" I.E. to rationalize it.

I'm not saying they're wrong, it's just a funny way to put it.
Also try jHipster. Bakes you a full stack application from just the data model: https://github.com/jhipster/generator-jhipster
I'm a side sleeper with an "ultra firm" mattress and soft mattresses mess up my whole alignment. I never get sore shoulders or hips, even if I sleep all day like I recently did. I can also reliably switch to back sleeping, which I usually do when I'm sick because of congestion.

It's all anecdata, but I think people are just different.
The iPhones are pretty bad at night compared to the pixel 3. Why not get that if your job depends on it?
Rover?

I love Rover.
Jesse Leimgruber from NeoReach put together the following ranked list of ~300 places you can submit your product at launch: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1leGn6nlu96pIJ68dw3lz...

(stolen from YC Startup School's forum)
JAVA or C#?
Let the voting begin.
Keep the data secure is a big one along with how to limit what a user can access.

Plus having the database exposed means its easier to attack from outside and that's where all the important stuff is.
Out of the frying pan and into the fire...
Work from Vacation part time so you can have longer paid time off.

I really enjoy that perk, I work at night and then chill around during the day at different cities.
>"... 'eyyy.. I'm 'nvestin' ' ere...."*

--Lampert, probably...
Not the OP, but while all miso is savoury you can mix it with a variety of different things. Some miso sauces in Japan have a lot of sugar in them and I've even had miso ice cream. It's very good.
I'm usually very much on the side of the small(er) YouTubers who have to deal with these bullshit, broadstroke copyright claims by large media companies, but then I looked at the original HellBoy trailer reaction video. It contained the entire trailer, in full, no editing. I can't imagine any court deeming this is fair use. You couldn't just take a video of an entire movie, add some commentary to it, and expect a fair use defense to stand.
> Be wary of men who forbid you from looking at something straight-on.

The article obliquely mentions astronomy, but this is actually a well-understood fact: the center of the fovea has almost no rods. This makes it very sensitive to color and fine detail but less sensitive under dim lighting conditions. It is fairly easy to experience this yourself with a telescope—I have personally experienced it. Look directly at a star and it disappears, look slightly away and it appears again.
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I think a more believeable alternative history would have been Dylan, which Apple already created for the Newton and which was a Lisp under a more traditional syntax layer.
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I thought as much.

But still you see a lot of comments even here that Apple would be saved if they released a new iPhone SE or some other small phone.
> - university professors are more selfish and self-serving

With respect to academia, this point seems to come up a lot, which is highly dependent on school, subject, etc. But in my opinion, a lot of times it boils down to a couple things.

1. Research is your main job.
2. becoming tenured is basically your get out of jail free card. without doing something /legally/ wrong or ethically wrong, your salary is basically guaranteed until retirement. at R1 institutions, your main focus is publishing work to gain tenure.

by mixing the above two points, you produce professors who “treats you like a child.”
This basically sums up where I am at. I have a 6s plus, and while the new phones are unambiguously better, I’m just not going to spend $1k for incremental improvement.

I played with the phones yesterday at an apple store, and they were lovely. I really liked everything about them, aside from some odd phony bezels in safari.

But not for $1k. It’s not that I think they aren’t worth it. I think they are. Just like a nice bmw is worth $80k. But not to me.
I lived in Vancouver during that time and got to visit and meet the people behind all those new breweries through the UBC Brewing Club. It was truly inspiring. People just a little bit older than us combining their passion with engineering and some business savvy to build these amazing companies, some of which are huge now (e.g. parallel 49).

In hindsight, I think those days may have been the most excited and hopeful I've seen kids from my generation be about 'Capitalism' and their ability to make it doing something they thought was cool, especially the non-overachiever, arts major kids. Even if we weren't thinking about the brewing industry in particular there was something infectious about that energy.
Why don't you tubers just form a union. YouTube will always lean towards favor of the bigger scarier party. Also such a union would be able to lead boycotts and protests of movies albums etc
No, experience.
You are very right.

A YC Moderator responded to a similar post alleging that it was necessary to maintain civility. If someone reading this is a Moderator, I dare you to do a test. You have the resources. Select several hundred suppressed comments at random and tabulate wether there is abuse in the post, or if not then tabulate it as disagreement. This is the sort of thing you are paid to do, so do it!

As you say it's actually being used to suppress divergence of opinion. Every time it's done to me, it takes longer than before for me to resume commenting on HN. Eventually I will stop.

What can be done? Sufficient loss of reputation points for a down vote etc. would probably be enough to discourage frivolous actions.
Computers generally cannot solve for the user’s bad intentions. Of course companies do try, and that’s either a value add or a regulatory requirement. Stamping out racism by making it impossible to carry out racist ideas seems like a losing strategy.
The YouTube 3-strikes concept is draconian. The risk to content creators is so outsize that it is the thing that could give a competitor a leg up, and the only reason it's not enough is that YT could fix this at any time, thus limiting the appeal of a competitor. But the risk to YT is not zero: at some point there may be a terrible-for-PR incident that drives content creators elsewhere.

YT management must be aware of how terrible the situation is for content creators. The question is: why not address this?
The five reasons given are IMO attributes of Rothbard and Mises but in my view neither of them is substantial to Austrian economic theory. They deal with modelling preferences (point 1-3), the influence of third parties (point 4) and a kind of ridiculous "you use 'subjectivism' so often, it sounds like you're implying we don't care about subjectivism" discussion (point 5).

Since none of the are integral to Austrian economic theory but a few of them are against opinions of Mises and Rothbard (and I wouldn't even disagree with the author's view points here), it's comparable to saying "Darwin said you should always explore distant nature in a naval vessel and he believed in God, therefore his theories are wrong".

To substantiate:

1. Utility Functions vs. Value Scales

Everyone can use the representation of utility he wants, it just has to be decided whether it's appropriate in the case he applies it to or not. I assume small quantities of every day items (say potatoes) are easier modeled in continuous well-defined functions while preferences for the quantity of shopping malls is much harder to model that way. Neither means the other is necessarily wrong but as always modelling is not the same as reality.

2. Indifference

I can personally see how I am indifferent to a few things but it's unlikely you see it in my actions (other than watching me flip a coin). Now how is that again related to Austrian Economics?

3. Continuity

Basically Mises and Rothbard are arguing against modelling various dimensions as continuous functions. I see how their claim can be true under some circumstances and how it can be useful under others.

So again how is that relevant to being (or not) an Austrian Economist?

4. Welfare Economics

> Rothbard could only claim the welfare effects of government intervention upon "social utility" are indeterminate

Agreed. Government is not necessarily bad.

The rest of the discussion there is about "assumptions": Whether and how a third party affects a voluntary exchange.

Again, this is not at all necessary for Austrian economics, and attacking it is an exercise in futility.

5. Subjectivism

This argument is not an argument, it's about word usage frequencies and how they imply things. WTF
A12X/T2/W1 SOCs, Secure Enclave, FaceID, Apple Watch ECG, HomePod spatial detection, Beats1 Radio, Handoff/Continuity, Apple Pay, Apple Maps 3D.

Plenty of real innovation going on.
People get copystrikes on YouTube all the time for ridiculous reasons. Playing a cover of a song? Copystrike. Humming 3 seconds of the halo theme song? Copystrike. Playing a song on a paper towel dispenser in a public bathroom?

https://youtu.be/Tqj2csl933Q
Cue all the armchair product strategists coming in to tell us all the mistakes Apple made in it's product line up, or $29 batteries, or some other bullshit.

Look, the reason iPhone sales are slipping is because of China's recent poor economic performance. Apple said EXACTLY that in their last earnings guidance:

> While we anticipated some challenges in key emerging markets, we did not foresee the magnitude of the economic deceleration, particularly in Greater China. In fact, most of our revenue shortfall to our guidance, and over 100 percent of our year-over-year worldwide revenue decline, occurred in Greater China across iPhone, Mac and iPad.

( https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2019/01/letter-from-tim-cook-... )

Samsung's earnings have also been hit by similar factors: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-01-07/samsung-m...

A slowdown in China this big is actually huge news so I'm surprised so many people are missing the forest for the trees. It means less foreign investment capital will be coming to the West and might potentially signal another global recession.
The ROM is kinda an inaccurate term for the whole "blob" of binaries that gets copied to eMMC (or similar) storage. This can include multiple partitions, firmware updates (including for your baseband) etc.

The device kernel is a fork of https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin... or more accurately https://source.android.com/devices/architecture/kernel/andro... at the end of the day. The "whole thing as one commit" is just people not caring enough to maintain source history.

Treble seems to mean that the software can be updated separately from the drivers and the firmware - https://www.androidauthority.com/project-treble-818225/, it could actually make things worse in terms of out of date drivers and firmware.
Which doesn't provide the evidence the parent was looking for. Just because you take a variety of classes doesn't mean that they have a benefit. If they do, please give us the evidence.
Sorry to hear about your friend's misfortune.

Are they using their disability during gameplay, and/or in-character?
By fighting high density projects that are residential ("It brings too much traffic! It'll shade this nearby park!") but not when they're for commercial use. See recent SOMA mixed use construction in SF. Office to residential square footage ratio is completely skewed towards offices.
Yeah, even funnier though is anyone can submit signatures to this with no verification. I just signed it for you (search for your username). Who knows which of these people actually 'signed' or not. Computer scientists!
Did they fix the coil whine? If not, I will not buy a 4th XPS 13.

This review seems to be mainly focused on the location of the webcam. Do that many people use webcams on laptops? I generally remove or tape over mine, and see countless coworkers and random folks in cafes do the same.
That can't be right. You're saying that going from $50k in debt to a student loan lender to $12k or so in debt to the IRS is a bad thing? Why do you care so much about who owns your debt that cutting it by 3/4 is a loss? Not only that, but now your debt can be eliminated in bankruptcy (a unique feature of student loans is that they are immune to bankruptcy). This looks like an altogether enormous win.
and power cables because they can power those computers and are obviously dual purpose.
There are links at the bottom of the page to the catalogues. Looking at the 1908 catalogue - my goodness those houses are gorgeous.

I wonder if there is some sort of design trademark on them. I would love to build a house like these in Australia.
At Lambda School, the ISA does expire after 5 years of not meeting the income threshold.
> Either party can bypass it and force it through the DMCA process if they want

That's not true as far as I can tell. If my video gets claimed there's nowhere in the Youtube UI that allows me to do this? If this is really an option could you show me how to do this please? From what I can tell my only real option is to 'dispute' and then the supposed 'rightsholder' just says 'nope' and my dispute goes away with no further recourse.
8th Gen Macbook Air is INR 127,990 (~$1800)

Previous gen Macbook Air is INR 65,000 (~$920)
I think it needs an example discussion, like a recorded session.