skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What do you define as "enabling"? As far as I'm concerned, they have been enabled for years, through legislature which prevents discrimination in hiring. I'm in favor of due process, and if somebody had a real grievance with my hiring decision, then I will see them in court, where I can present my case.

Social justice is actively harmful to due process, because it makes social media the jury and throws away any chance of the failed candidate getting a fair trial. The collateral damage is the reputation of the company, who may or may not have done anything wrong - we may never know because the process was not followed. It's a lose-lose process, no winners, just some extra brownie points for the SJWs. This is why it's more of a religious crusade than anything else.

I also think social justice is actively harmful for the groups it is intending to "enable", because it makes interactions with members of said group become riskier than ever before. People will just avoid the interactions as much as they possibly can to avoid the risk. See #MeToo and recent statements from WallSt as an example.
I had a similar issue with systemd in Debian. Restarting the service (Apache) via systemd actually had no effect, and calling init.d script worked.

By the way, I am not a fan of sysvinit: I read all those shell scripts.
(also, fwiw - maybe we're not collectively ready for this yet, and sure, waiting until 'the other' is in fact ready to de-escalate themselves too is important in that kind of scenario)
NSL's obtain data legally, whereas other methods are illegal (at least in most countries), and surely not well received when detected. In the latter case the hole will be closed. For me legality matters as well.
Isn't what you described an example of how buses work. I know very little about the state of public transport in SF but if it was better won't it solve what Chariot tried to do?
"I guarantee if I had you balance 50 chemical reaction equations, do 20 math problems in a homework set"

Which is stupid because the last 30 equations and last 10 math problems are probably just repeating the same things you learned from the other problems.
IPhone/IPad “Companion App” for Second Life Coming Soon from Linden Lab
Sorry, this is a better link for [2], as it ties-in the correlation with [1].

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/04/us/politics/marriott-hack...
Romanising Chinese is not as easy as unidecode would made it seem! "銀行" is pronounced "yin hang", but the second character "行" is "xing" when it's alone. This problem is made worse by the lack of spaces when writing Chinese.

Pingtype tries to solve all these problems. If there's a need for it to be ported to Python/etc then I'd be happy to do so!

https://pingtype.github.io
>UE4 focuses on high-end console/PC. For rapid development of mobile games, Unity is basically the only choice.

This is a false dichotomy that came about because Unity was the first major AAA engine that was free to use. UE4 has easily surpassed them at this point. See PUBG Mobile, Fortnite Mobile, etc. There's absolutely nothing like that on mobile using Unity.
I don't think the author is suggesting that you need to 100% complete this entire prescriptive road map to start working as a web developer. This is more an illustration of the journey that a developer might take from zero knowledge to roughly mid-level. If you look at the key, you'll see that a lot of boxes are actually just his 'suggested options', not mandatory requirements.
1) Devuan isn't a "minimal linux distro" Its a complete fork of Debian. Co-founded by Ian Murdock, Debian's original creator, after the systemD coup.

2) Every "core component" in any system, "minimal" or otherwise, will indeed have had more security review than the systemd code base.

3) Pid 1 - Sponsored by NSA and DoD vis a vis Redhat defense contracts.
Yeah its pretty cool. Its not just another free static web hosting but a place to find quirky bits of art and creativity unlike Git* pages which is just blogs and project pages.
There are a bunch of other cases where guard pages don't help you (as long as you're filling in the bytes from the far end of the stack first, as you probably are on a stacks-grow-down architecture). If you start overwriting an area of memory that's being used by another thread, even if you eventually segfault, you've still corrupted memory. That can be a problem if the process has multiple threads and you can corrupt another thread's memory, or if you overwrite mmaped data and so the writes get committed to disk even if the program proceeds to crash and restart.

In any case, those + your SEGV handler case are ones where stack clash attacks are exploitable to corrupt memory or hijack control flow. The OOM killer never corrupts memory or permits hijacking control flow; it only kills the process if it's in an irrecoverable situation. So overcommit is much safer.

The technique you describe is sometimes called "stack probing" (or confusingly "stack checking") and is what GCC's -fstack-clash-protection implements, which is why this isn't exploitable on OSes which compile systemd with that option.
> I feel like this might have been the case a long time ago, but surely modern phones with their integrated battery electronics will handle this.

Nope. This is still the case, chemistry hasn't changed; Quick Charge, Rapid charge both charge from 20-80% with much more power than 80%-100%. This is also why they don't advertise "fill up", but instead, go from 0-15% or get a half a days charge (from x%) in 15 minutes)

Accubattery analytics also show that modern cell phones w/ a charge limit maintain more battery capacity over time.

Better electronics and charge patterns DO make the top off (90-100%) better by fudging the numbers and trickle charging off an on.
What like safari when it hits an arbitrary page? I wonder how this is applied to other types illegal images. Source?
The article I linked talks about a study that has nothing to do with Trump. It just happens to show that older Americans have a harder time telling apart opinion from factual statements. It makes no claim towards conservatives vs liberals.

But if you’re talking about the original article: if older Americans are more likely to spread fake news, and older Americans are more likely to be conservative, it stands to reason that most of the fake news being spread would skew conservative. It’s a function of the audience’s age as opposed to their politics.

I’m sure if you zero’d in on fake news spread by people under 40 it would skew left.
Chariot is a Point A to Point E services. Busesses are a Point A -> B -> C -> D -> E service.

One is more efficient if you have a large number of people going to the same place at the same time, the other is more efficient if a lot of people need to go to different places.
I think it is dangerous. While giving children rope to explore and learn at their own pace is healthy, normal, and welcomed, extremist philosophies like Unschooling may result in illiteracy, social isolation, and difficulty to pursue areas of interests later in life (e.g. college).

Traditional homeschooling has been made safer (in terms of outcomes) due to professionally developed programs along with state enforcement of baseline testing. While Unschooling as a philosophy rejects the very idea that children should be measured like their peers (e.g. standardized tests are out), and thus no major homeschooling programs have nor could be developed.

I find it curious and confusing that the stated objective is to help the child develop improved critical thinking skills, while the stated philosophy (Unschooling) seeks to never have the child try anything they don't choose to do (learner directed education). Has intellectual isolation ever resulted in improved critical thinking skills before?
I have such a strong feeling of deja vu right now - didn't they shut down once before already, and sell off their fleet? Is this their second shutdown?
Email (plus tools such as a wiki, Bugzilla, etc.) Aside from a handful of people, realtime chat was ditched because it was too intrusive.

If there's really something urgent enough that an immediate answer is required, then people either call/text or physically walk over to the person whose attention is needed.
Those are ones that get me. Older but educated, intelligent people pushing this nonsense. Back in 2014, I got into with an older friend who was posting stuff from the gateway pundit. Tried to convince her it was an unreliable source but she continually doubled down. Lost cause. She was extremely right wing and it confirmed her biases. That was enough.
I shouldn't have been so quick to agree that stack overflow is undefined behavior. (Not sure who I was agreeing with, anyhow.) Behavior on stack overflow isn't undefined, rather it's simply not considered by the standard at all.
It's probably on the front page because Chariot was part of YC W15, and later acquired by Ford.
No real criticism either. Just irrational button clicking. This site is not worth the participation it receives.
What is your goal exactly?
I tried the service out for a little while, but it ultimately didn't make sense to me. Routes were too rigid, schedule not frequent enough, had to schedule trips in advance, and it cost as much or even more per ride than Uber Pool/Lyft Line.
You need an unity engine license per copy of the game? Do you have a source for that?

I can't find any reference to that on their website, they even answer "Yes" in the FAQ on the "Do I own the content I create?" which what you mentions would make it essentially false. How does free game made on Unity works?
I think that you are idealzing a bit outcomes of children in the past. They had their own set if problems - including higher violence and criminality rates and alcoholism etc.
Share It is not technology that will steal your job
If the examples are in C/GTK+ that means that as long as your language of choice has a runtime on (or can be compiled to) the Librem 5 CPU architecture AND has a binding to GTK+ available, that should "run", if my understanding is correct.
"The nail that sticks out shall be hammered down"
In all fairness, it can happen, but it becomes very very unlikely. Here have some real world stats https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1LM_W2BRs_ItT-SPDe70C...
To be clear, I didn't say the past was good or equitable or that I would prefer it over today.

The progress we've made in civil rights — there are women alive today who were born before women could vote! — is great and the current administration shows that we still have a long way to go.

But note that while we have made progress on civil rights in many ways, the increasing economic disparity hurts underrepresented groups too. "It's worse for white people but better for black people" is an over-simplification. Black people are suffering under these economic problems too.
I love the Kurt Vonnegut quote "We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be." I think people who decide to like a thing "ironically" generally progress to liking it unironically without realizing it. Some continue to claim it's ironic, but when all their actions (including voting) are fully consistent with someone that likes the thing unironically, you have to wonder if the word "ironic" still has any meaning.
You could imagine kernel.core_pattern pointing at an NFS mount, or a psuedo-filesystem that otherwise redirected to the network (could even be a small FUSE FS, allowing for userspace handling). Of course, neither of these suggestions necessarily gives control back to systemd to then relocate or process the file. But you couldn't do that on a RO system anyway.
Author here - thanks for submitting.

Happy to answer any questions. I have some more ideas on more useful frontends, but I thought I'd publish a simple implementation that others could follow along with and use it to build their own.
It's all good. :)
URL should probably be: https://zoneminder.com/blog/2018/12/08/and-justice-for-all.h...

Since I'll need something in this space soon: I've heard Zoneminder is powerful but somewhat idiosyncratic - any other contenders I should take a look at? (Requirements: open source or cheap (hobby use), running on Linux)
I think a wing on a hovering Helicopter can handle drone impact.

Airplane wing vs DJI Phantom Drone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH0V7kp-xg0

"While the test done is plausible the speed involved in the test is unlikely especially for the type of aircraft involved."

The brick of meat (bird strike simulation) caused approximately the same amount of damage as the drone.
I guess that depends on how you define "right". Might lets you impose your will on others. Being successful in doing so does not speak to whether or not your will is right.
> time 'wasted'

From what I gather from my children (13 & 15, mainstream schooled), I find there to be a huge amount of wasted time. I'm sometimes under the impression that the teachers are basically glorified child minders.

I have a friend who home-schools their children, and they're much more aware of the world around them compared to others of that age.

My argument against home-schooling was that the children are missing out on the social aspects - but thinking about it, that's just wasted time which just encourages concern over trivial matters and like you say, cliques. There's also the concern of being around those with a less than desirable influence. Of course, it's not entirely negative.

Now I'm on the fence. In hindsight, I would have at least given home-schooling consideration.
The key part of 'pay taxes with it' is that the debt you owe is denominated in the currency. While convenient to not have to manually sell the crypto first and then pay your taxes in dollars, you still face a lot of risk if the value of your crypto goes down. i.e. if I am going to own $1000 in taxes next year and I put $1000 under my mattress, then I will be able to pay my tax liability regardless of whether or not the dollar crashes in value. If I save that $1000 in bitcoin, I may not have enough to pay off my tax liability with that bitcoin.
Wikipedia seems to suggest this is unlikely:

> Hypotheses have also advanced toward linking reversals to mass extinctions.[47] Many such arguments were based on an apparent periodicity in the rate of reversals, but more careful analyses show that the reversal record is not periodic.[17] It may be, however, that the ends of superchrons have caused vigorous convection leading to widespread volcanism, and that the subsequent airborne ash caused extinctions.[48] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geomagnetic_reversal)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18878616
Alienware Academy uses Tobii eye tracking to improve your gaming skills
My daughters do these drills in school now, except that instead of a nuclear Armageddon, it's an active shooter.

The primary difference is that school shootings actually happen.
or in my case, point A...ZA in 6 miles. Literally 27 stops (and one transfer).
I concur. i.MX6 not the fastest nor least expensive nor most power efficient SoC but the documentation and wide variety of SOMs make it competitive for lots of products.

I've designed it in a thermal imaging product, where it's 20 bit wide DVP support came in very handy.
True, developing sustainable institutions with vision and effective knowledge transfer/accumulation mechanisms requires more than cash. It requires cultural attraction and perhaps some measure of prestige. NASA, and the major military branches have this. Some don't. Those that don't revert to the lowest common denominator for bureaucracies - a short-sighted transactional entity that shuffles around one-off projects.
On the other hand, the people who forked Bitcoin into "Bitcoin Cash" would love for you to confuse them with Bitcoin.

It's like someone starting a company "Nike Shoes", getting mad when people disambiguate them from Nike with "NShoes" ("hey, that's not my branding!"), and insisting that people call Nike "Nike Core".

What makes cryptocurrency politics so uniquely toxic is that people will align themselves with a faction because they have $5 invested. The barrier to conflicts of interest are so low that it makes you wonder if anyone is speaking earnestly on even the most trivial issues, like the person above who asserted that Bcash didn't exist despite a quick google proving otherwise. Though some people even do the same thing when you mention Golang. ;)
word2vec and fasttext are specialized tools for creating word embeddings, this is a more generalist library. It's more comparable to PyText, AllenNLP or Flair, the main difference appearing to be that the other three use PyTorch, not Tensorflow.
That's interesting. How did you get that container running? I tried running Android via anbox and my laptopb basically exploded as the Android container suddenly allocated more than two gigabytes of ram (having been running Firefox didn't help...).

Have you got some notes or a blog post about that? I would really really be interested. TY in advance!
>Each game instance requires a separate license.

Can you give a source for that? As far as I know the runtime of Unity has no paid license.
https://linux.die.net/man/8/netdump

https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=netdump
Then either corporations can hoard all the money, leaving less for the rest of us, or banks can create money from thin air, in which case there's no practical limit and hoarding doesn't matter.
The biggest take away for me personally is:

We all have an inherent drive/desire to learn. It is why most of us learn to talk, walk, run with out any direct instruction. Yet school is based on a massive assumption which I had never questioned. The assumption that it has to be forced on you. Education that your are not interested in has to be forced. True Learning, which differs from education, is self directed. It happens because you are interested and curious.

Personal anecdata
I thought myself coding in high school because I enjoyed it. No one told me to go out and teach myself this. I found myself coding and hacking instead of learning useless facts.

Edit:

Regarding the “schooling the world” documentary I have added two links. YouTube and the documentary website where you can rent it. I chose to rent the documentary to support the filmmakers.
I attended public school first grade, home-schooled second grade, private school 3rd grade, home-schooled until 7th grade, home-schooled with a 2-days-a-week co-op 8th grade, public school 9-12, public university. If a coin has 3 sides, I've seen all 3. Ask away.
Things are transparent now, and it's not working well enough. People don't have time to care or worry about who is funding whom.
The fallacy of relative privation is never helpful. Yes, it also sucked to be a jew in Germany in WWII. Does this mean no one is allowed to complain about anything ever until an even worse calamity arises?
Bah--Kroger's stock dropped 45% after Amazon announced acquiring a competing service (Whole Foods).
Interesting, I didn't know that Debian has a constitution.
They do?

If thats not CP it should be banned as a gross violation of the child's privacy.
Not quite. Chariot routes also have a sizable number of stops between start and end points. The only difference is that rides have to be booked in advance, so the drivers know what stops they can skip.
There are very similar services operating in metro cities in India which can attributed to overcrowded public transportation during peak hours.

Shuttl is one which immediately comes to mind and seems to be doing good. They have a concept of you buying a fixed number of rides instead of paying per ride. The fixed package cost less and then you are locked into their service for a while / try it for a while.

It has solved the first mile problem but the last mile travel still remains to be solved.
I wonder how many of these employees are actual us citizens or not.
1992 List of WWW Servers
“In a nutshell, the government shutdown should not impact our response to the anomaly with WFC3,” she said. “The primary people we need in the Flight and Science Operations will be available to troubleshoot. A tiger team has already been activated.”

Source: https://gizmodo.com/hubble-space-telescope-faces-more-hardwa...
There is this [0] overview that looks into OOP as a whole and puts Godot and other game engines into it

[0] https://willnationsdev.wordpress.com/2018/04/05/godots-node-...
I forgot to mention one thing though

- as long as you can get health insurance.

Try to move to a state with a reasonable implementation of Obamacare. Or just the less populated bits of California - turns out it gets a lot cheaper when you get closer to Idaho. Or give another country a shot, if that's available to you.
I was about to make a snarky comment, because it took me awhile to realize that you weren't talking about Geocities. I guess there's probably a connection:

https://web.archive.org/web/19981212025222/http://www.geocit...
> For example, the OPM hack[1] dumped all of the people who applied (note: weren't granted - which is an important distinction) for security clearances in the United States.

Oh, and also people who happened to be living with them at the time (assuming the applicant followed the instructions). :-(
> Those who discard that as even a possibility are biased.

You are the only one discarding possibilities here.
San Francisco and Redwood City are roughly 30 miles apart. In the Bay Area, in particular, buses tend to work on a city or county level, which would mean to make this trip, assuming buses were conveniently located, timed, and without too many stops, it would involve using several transit systems, unfortunately. San Francisco and Redwood City not only have dozens of other cities between them, but they're also in 2 different counties (San Francisco and San Mateo county, to be specific). I don't want to say we don't have cooperation between transit agencies, but they are at least distinct entities for these services.

A better solution would be the train. Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) serves many counties and cities, but does not go that far south.

Caltrain serves both San Francisco and Redwood City quite well; however, the nearest station is miles from the Marina district, and depending on destination, would require a transfer on the other end as well.

Of course, I'm sure Chariot involved multiple stops as well, but presumably most riders took it every day, so it was a route that was tailored to the riders of that van, rather than a generic public transit service that might have inconveniently timed transfers, too many stops, or other issues.

EDIT: Actually, it looks like I am incorrect. SamTrans (San Mateo County) actually does go from Redwood City to San Francisco by bus, at least on the 397 and 398 routes, but only midday and it will take almost 2 hours, as it's entirely on surface streets for those ~30 miles (and the terminus on either end is not particularly more likely to be more convenient than the much faster train)
http://www.samtrans.com/schedulesandmaps/maps.html
That's not the way the law works with illegal pornography. There is no legal defense to possession.
>>>a child that didn't choose to be brought into an uncertain world

why so negative? If ever there was a time to have children it's now, and it's only going to get better. Don't plan your life around the highly improbable and unlikely negative events in life. Of all the children born in the history of the world none have it so good as those born today.
We had a bunch of people die in Boston during that same cold snap for lack of space in shelters. What makes you think the nation was or will be so scandalized by a bunch of homeless nobodies dying of exposure?