skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>many of us have seen how bad groups have benefited from the current state of affairs since then. It was easy to be idealistic about free speech on the internet back when it was almost solely populated by academic types. But the world changed, and we don't have to be dogmatic about old ideals.

Exactly my point. This is simply a minority political faction using their political and economic power to silence those they don't agree with, all the while hypocritically pretending it's about pedophilia, which they, more than anyone, have been attempting to mainstream.

>Just because it might be natural or common doesn't make it acceptable and worth spreading.

Unacceptable - to you - you are simply asserting moral superiority. Why should anyone accept your assertion? The left certainly has no objective definition of "racist" which is why certain kinds of "racist" speech are acceptable to leftists. Again, this is the point. You, Google, Facebook, the SPLC and the ADL are simply declaring themselves the moral authority and censoring speech. The pretense at morality is just that, a pretense. It's just a display of raw political and economic power, couched - as naked displays of power typically are - in the language of morality. Many people find your ideas unacceptable and not worth spreading.

> Your evidence is that Salon.com had one article about people who specifically avoid acting on their urges?

That is called "an example" and one could give 100 more from the last 50 years, for instance, the German Green party chairman, who admitted in his own book to molesting children at his leftist school as part of "sexual liberation." But I obviously can't give anymore, because YCombinator doesn't allow expressions of opposition to the Silicon Valley/Democratic party political establishment, hence the removal of my comment.
It's fairly well-founded speculation. Per the opinion itself:

> The State’s interest could have been weighed against Phillips’ sincere religious objections in a way consistent with the requisite religious neutrality that must be strictly observed. But the official expressions of hostility to religion in some of the commissioners’ comments were inconsistent with that re-quirement, and the Commission’s disparate consideration of Phillips’case compared to the cases of the other bakers suggests the same.

Kennedy, Roberts, Breyer, Alito, Kagan and Gorsuch joined this wording. Ginsburg and Sotomayor dissented on the grounds that they'd have ruled for Colorado.

We've got plenty of evidence that religious freedom is not absolute when it comes to discrimination. You can't refuse to employ black people or Jews because your religious beliefs forbid it, for example.
Smiths/Kroger expands ban on Visa credit cards
Such a sweet read, thank you. It's strange how the story would be so different if just a few more years had passed since the work on the compounds from fungi and bacteria had begun. Feynman's hope was totally on the right track.

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Crude-death-rates-for-tu...

I also found this interesting from the wiki for TB since it is thought Arline got TB from unpasteurized milk-

"Robert Koch identified and described the bacillus causing tuberculosis, M. tuberculosis, on 24 March 1882. He received the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine in 1905 for this discovery. Koch did not believe the cattle and human tuberculosis diseases were similar, which delayed the recognition of infected milk as a source of infection. During the first half of the 1900s the risk of transmission from this source was dramatically reduced after the application of the pasteurization process."
This is why I'm always working on making sure my default mode is execute. By executing over and over, people get better at...executing.

I personally think people can see this within themselves. We have ideas that we should eat better and exercise, but knowing and doing are very different things.
$4,000,000 / 15,000ft^2 = $267 / 1ft^2

That's actually a steal (unit price wise) in the Boston/Cambridge market right now.
Glassdoor, company engineering blog and careers page on their website to see what the environment, tech stack and benefits are like. Maybe Stackshare.
And do what? Just quit your old job on the spot?
One thing to point out is that the circadian rhythm is (largely) not directly influenced by the cones or rods (to our current knowledge). It is a third set of photoreceptors, the ipRGCs, which detect blue/green light and provide input to the circadian rhythm in the pineal gland/suprachiasmatic nucleus. The gray area is the sensitivity of the ipRGCs.

Also, that's a good point about the colors vs. dotted/dashed lines. I'll look into that, thanks!
What Warren Buffett actually said "In terms of cryptocurrencies, generally, I can say with almost certainty that they will come to a bad ending."
People ask their (more) tech literate friends for advice. Making decisions based on ads is a sure way to have a bad time.
Is your uncensorable platform going to publish all of (a) child porn (b) calls for genocide (c) US state secrets (d) Iranian propaganda? If you are going to ban the CP, who is doing to do that, how will they be paid, and how will you handle their PTSD?
Pretending that your position is the center, and everyone who disagrees with you is an extremist doesnt work very well.

The right doesnt oppose clean air, it opposes giving Al Gore's carbon credit company a blank check.

The right (in the US) could just as easily ask why has boarder security become a left right issue.
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FYI, Irish (en-IE) instead of en-US works fine for me, at least on google_com, to reliably get English content.
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LightDims and electrical tape and other strong tapes in various colors -> better.
Lyft is not a global company. They're only in North America.
If the US has higher GDP per capita and pays more for everything per capita, then maybe the reason is not that the US is so exceptional, but that the US dollar is artificially stronger than it should be. And a reason for that might be the willingness of the US to wage war (economic war if not outright bombing and invasion) against anybody who tries to trade oil in anything but US dollars.
You could run a small business with an RPi and residential internet. That, and turn key solutions for websites and stores are probably bigger competition to colos and vps services.
Lyft absolutely should not go international until they figure out profitability.
Of course not. You tell the old job that you have a personal crisis and that you would love to stay on as a part-time remote consultant...
Weird, I didn't think they were that cash-starved for most of their history.
> You are confusing money for wealth

I was trying specifically to not do so; I was expressing money as the point-in-time measurement of wealth.
Russia confirms US cybercommand cyberattack; RAID controllers destroyed
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I'm pretty sure there's issues with holding two jobs at the same time. Have you done this? And do you just rely on people not finding out?
> Wouldn't it be better to have a competitive process with multiple bidders to redevelop LIC? Let's see what the market clearing price would be. I'd bet it would not involve subsidies.

When are you starting the campaign to cancel the REAP and ICAP programs?
https://www.kununu.com/ - at least for german based companies
No, we should not
Agreed. The information presented currently serves a point. Removing items from the design for the sake of removing them is not efficient design. If anything, that is counterproductive.

The presented design would be better received as a personal preference. The tone presented is I’m right and if you don’t recognize that then you’re wrong.
This is HN - home of wannabe Bezoses. It's a hard sell to try to tell a forum of founders and hopefuls that they aren't special and instead largely a result of circumstance and opportunity.
It's not the worst thing if the CEO eventually brings actual customers and POs. Product market is really hard, for devs and engineers (IMO). The hard part is if the CEO can't bring customers or if middle management doesn't appreciate that the thrash can be a killer.
> Because it's not the goal that's in dispute

Yes, it is.

Many Republicans in the USA specifically state that the environment is here for us to ravage and do whatever we want with. Adding pollution and choosing to not clean it up is part of Republican Party platform of short-term gains while not pricing in the real economics of the situation.

> it's the difference of ideas about how to get achieve it.

I've not heard a single idea from the Right in the last 20 years that would either 1) reduce pollution, ever, or 2) increase the safety of food and water supplies. They are always cutting the regulations with the obvious intent to dirty the water and air for cashmoney in the short term.

Why is it like this? I don't know. But the 'left' is the group looking for capitalism to succeed out hundreds of years, and the 'right' is the group looking to get all the 'money' they can before the food is all poisoned and the water is too.

--

This is not a partisan post of political opinions. I'm just stating facts here. The Republicans aren't trying to hide any of this! It's their platform - pretending it isn't, and downvoting me so nobody sees this post, is just going to make the problem worse in the future.

Bad actors are hurting our environment and making it more difficult to get reliably clean water and air - and they are Republicans.
I wonder if this is a negotiation tactic to get special reduced rates, or if this is the beginning of a deeper experiment, in which grocers (who run on notoriously low margins) are trying to save 2% per almost every transaction.

Supposedly, millennials and later generations are very cash adverse, and these interchange fees are adding up to m(b?)illions for these huge companies...
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In my area (Texas), condos in desirable areas cost more than McMansions, so I don't see things changing here anytime soon.
Check out aws-cdk ?
I read that first sentence like 3 times and still don't get it.
I've had an older Philips wake up alarm for maybe 7 years now. Not sure how long the new one's last, but the my old Halogen model has been used for several hours a day for 7 years without needing a bulb change.
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Building software for fish farms using underwater IOT cameras and analyzing fish weight with deep learning. Good for the environment and travel to Norway!
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PawBoost | Senior PHP Backend Engineer | Raleigh, NC | REMOTE or ONSITE | Full Time

PawBoost is a small 5-person Raleigh-based tech company founded in 2014 that helps owners reunite with their missing pets through web, email, and social media. Bootstrapped and employee-owned. We take pride in our ability to stay lean, profitable, and fiscally responsible while helping thousands of lost pets every day.

PawBoost has an opening for a senior DevOps/Testing/DB engineer. The ideal candidate has experience ranging from deployment pipelines, DB scaling, docker automation, testing, general PHP/HTML work to identifying bottlenecks and making things faster. The successful candidate will be a self-starter with the ability to take ownership and responsibility for their role in supporting the system behind the scenes.

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Cairo and Skia are immediate mode 2D graphics APIs on the JavaFX model. These APIs were designed when CPU rendering without SIMD was the norm and result in messy upload and state change problems when ported to GPUs. Google's heroic work on Ganesh with a relatively enormous team has shown that this API can be made decently fast on GPUs with a ton of work, but I don't see why we should repeat known mistakes for a brand new API that we expect to have many implementations of.
winamp 2.7 from 2001 for my mp3s. Still works fine on windows 10
They probably de-risked their stake with some buyback during some of the rounds.
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There are ore details in the story at https://www.airspacemag.com/history-of-flight/the-727-that-v...
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4-time product manager (industrial IoT, semiconductors, smartphones, compilers) & midnight developer. I'm told that I'm great in front of customers, even unhappy ones. I've run projects from Texas to Moscow.
We did a lot of research on this, and fewer than 5% of people studied (Americans of various socioeconomic status) had dimmers in their bedrooms.
HackerOne's 2019 Report ($19M in Bounties Last Year) [pdf]
you could have made that much with a few good crypto choices
Personally I'm a fan of tightly packed townhomes (or, SFH packed with just a few inches between them, as seen in some places), but I think an important step towards the walkable urbanism the authors want is simply to remove unnecessary restrictions on housing.

Like, I get that some people want big lawns and backyards but I don't get why this needs to be the only housing that's legal in the majority of all suburbs in the country (even many inner suburbs just a few miles from major urban centers). Why can't I do what I want with my property? Is there really that much of a public interest in forcing an entire neighborhood to be grass farmers?
Quizlet – Staff Full-Stack Engineer – San Francisco, California – Full-Time
=Engineer better learning=

Every month on Quizlet, more than 50 million active learners from 130 countries practice and master more than 300 million study sets on every conceivable topic and subject. Quizlet is a popular and fast-growing consumer tech company used by 2 in 3 US high school students and 1 in 2 college students.

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You're not wrong, but neither is the parent poster. A 2 pack of Phillips hue light bulbs is like $80 and that isn't a stand alone unit. You need to provide your own light fixture and internet. The fact of the matter is that regardless of how little you like this technology, or however wasteful it is, there is a huge market for this stuff and people will purchase it.
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|Employees are all exploited by their employers, who steal most of the value created which they had little to no hand in.

Didn't that turn out to be bullshit? Like, years ago. Pretty sure that guy made the story up. Also, those people weren't employees of Apple.

And I'll take crony capitalism and wealth inequality over gulags and the tens of millions of people who have been killed by their communist overlords (who were also hoarding all the wealth).
> As a counterpoint, it is easy to spend more than $90 on a "dumb" lamp and bulb

Sure, and this is as much as a problem, but a different one.

These new tech gadgets are a symptom of consumerism in general. They're the perfect products : they cost X times more than their dumb counterparts, need constant updates from private companies, run closed source code, are near impossible to fix for the common folks and due to increased complexity they have a life expectancy of a few years at most (but that's not really a problem because the V2 will be released next year anyway)
Yes the anti-vax stories are also on top of my lists. I know the elite rather have me seeing stories about how Iran is evil and needs to be liberated, but I prefer these stories. /s Maybe if everyone just shut up about everything we could all get some peace. Those who know don't say and those who say don't know.
Sounds like a bad place to work. Wired has a dark take:

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/revolut-trade-unions-labour-...