skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, I know, and I was wary of wading into this thread for that reason!

I don’t care deeply about this, I just thought it was worth trying to explain how and why my reaction differs.
What if he had the digital copy, stored on floppy disk?
Somebody please find my Guilty Gear fan fiction. I'm pretty proud of it.
You may have been eating insects your whole life
This is awesome. Congratulations. Have you considered turning this into a book, or a MOOC, or something you could sell? Many people would be interested.
You really should read and view the links. Both the Porsche Taycan and the Audi e-tron GT are in the Model S's category, and they're both much nicer cars.

The Porsche Taycan will charge faster than any Tesla and won't suffer the Model S's overheating issues:

http://www.thedrive.com/news/5207/this-video-reminds-us-that...
I understand this but when our network team orders new gear they go through an extensive certification process before any packets are forwarded through them in anger.

I don’t see why airlines should be given a pass on trusting the vendor on hundred million dollar products that both employees and customers are literally entrusting their lives with.
I am putting my money and hopes on Zig.
> If your C++ code tends to be more functional, idempotent, >or transaction-based, and if it has clear ownership of >objects, then translating to Rust will be much easier

That's exactly the kind of c++ code you probably don't have to refactor/move to another language at all
I get and sympathize with what you're saying, but in a literal sense it's obviously both. Obviously it's going to be entered as evidence during the trial.
I think right now there are three main kinds of internet trolls in things like this. First would be the government sponsored ones who tend to post in unison or have some theme. These seem to mainly be Chinese and Russian. Second are the freelance trolls, people in it to make money by building an audience for advertisements. A lot of these people are in Macedonia where they can make relatively good money spreading false blogs on Facebook or something. Finally are the home grown true believers who are just posting their honest views in an abrasive, hostile, or threatening manner. I think the majority of trolls belong to the last group, but the first two have an outsized impact at creating new stories and coordinating messaging that is amplified by the third.
Trim quality, gaps? That's very old news and hasn't been true for almost a year.

(I know 2 dozen people with 3s purchased in the last 8 months and none of them have had any quality issues)
But… they failed to adress the reason to why it took 3 years for Spotify to successfully get their Apple Watch app approved?
Talking about overestimating something...

Now please leave me alone and find someone else to troll.
It's important to remember that regardless of your stance on censorship and the legality of the content, Facebook and Youtube are generally intended to be safe-for-work platforms.
If you run for office, everything you've ever posted on social media or that can be traced to you will be raked through. Right the way back to your birth certificate. That's simply how it's done now.
Osome: Stripe Atlas – But for Singapore
If Beto had an R after his name instead of a D, you’d hear he was boarding-school-attending judge’s son who dodged serious charges for the DUI & burglary, used eminent domain to gentrify poor Latino neighborhoods & married into a billionaire’s family.

https://www.nationalreview.com/the-morning-jolt/brace-yourse...
Many consider it a crime to delete evidence of the holocaust. Why would people support deleting the evidence of this atrocity???
What's your point?

I'm not certain of my inferences from your comment, but you seem to be missing the context of what he's saying.

He's leading into that with the underlying (and very valid IMO) assumptions that economic trends can yield predictive power for cultural outcomes, and that China (and thus Chinese people to the more homogeneous populations of the US) will be heavily demonized due to the ongoing economic show down between China and the US.
Yup. It is far easier to fight against meat eaters than give up your fancy car.
A really elaborate (and admittedly interesting) way of repeating the constant refrain: Things that work for the extremely large-scale usually aren't ideal for the small- or medium- scale. This applies to everything from codebase size to infrastructure size, and the opposing force tends to be engineers' inherent enthusiasm for engineering things. Be honest about your actual needs and know when not to chase the N=∞ case.
The SOD embedded CV library do also implements a Real-time frontal face detection via its Realnets architecture (~5 ms on HD video stream).

https://sod.pixlab.io/c_api/sod_realnet_detect.html

https://github.com/symisc/sod/blob/master/samples/realnet_fa...
Its a double edge sword. Given a right narrative you can turn almost anything to your advantage. In the privacy less society, this an important skill to have.
And what does your local holocaust museum show?
In case you don't know about it, see also: https://hackaday.com/
As other people have pointed out, there term FOSS that we know had not yet entered the lexicon at that time.
> And we built a secure payment system — no small undertaking — which allows users to have faith in in-app transactions.

Which you mandate Spotify uses. This isn't an enumerable benefit to Spotify, it is the lock-in mechanism that makes the Apple Tax work.
It's simple to work around those time requirements. It's not uncommon to see accounts that are months old with 0 prior activity become super active as soon as a thread criticizing China shows up.
Gearbest Response
> Yang is going to gain steam. Might give Kamala a run for her money.

While it's extremely early (though in most recent elections, the eventual primary winner was at this point in first or second place, more often second), Harris is only polling third (consistently, across polls) and is way behind Biden (first) and Sanders (second, so arguably the most likely nominee).
>It is worthwhile to ask what the role of media, social media or traditional, is when extreme individuals on the fringes are empowered to cause us all to destruct each other...

Just curious, are you one of the people who would say that Pewdiepie has a role in this shooting and all the division as well?
And yet, they continue to basically sell out year after year.

Additionally, you cannot order most Toyotas, the dealer usually doesn't even know what color or trim levels they are going to get in advance.

Its the Trader Joe's model. Have super high quality (and/or well priced) goods and consumers will bend a lot on choice. In fact, studied have shown that too many choices "freeze" consumers and they just get frustrated.

I'm sure a lot of consumers would take a 2nd or 3rd choice color Toyota, over ordering whatever they want from a domestic brand.
It really concerns me that my generation will have a smaller pool of politicians to choose from because of precisely this factor.
Some markets it might be illegal, like in the EU.

Netflix isn't comparable as you can choose any other content streaming services. And also you can use any ISP to access to Netflix.
Using the term "FOSS" when talking about software is fairly new. I'd very surprised if the term existed before the late 90s.
There are also location updates happening every few seconds for all active drivers, which is a lot of updates per second. Again, though, easily shardable.
It's quite possible to support the goal and criticize the players, especially when those players repeatedly fail to execute and use the lofty goal as an excuse for their failings instead of learning from their mistakes and getting better.

And why should Tesla get the credit for making green cars a thing? True credit belongs to Toyota for introducing the Prius 2 decades ago when gas was king and getting consumers to see alternative engines as viable options, and to California for its green vehicles incentives for making possible the financial structure that has kept Tesla alive.
Taken down and taken off social media aren't the same thing. Nobody's going to be able to kill the magnet links or stop Wikileaks from distributing his twitter history, but if there's any content that shouldn't appear in your YouTube recommendations this is it.
Not legal? That's literally what nepotism laws are about.
> and much of the EU internet traffic, including to/from germany, goes through the UK.

Indeed - and many German citizens who are interested in such topics find this concerning exactly because of Five Eyes.

My comment that Germany is not part of Five Eyes

> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19399560

refers to its grandparent

> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19398858

which I requote here:

"Western governments have historically been allied with and have had intelligence sharing and cooperation arrangements with the U.S.

There is a general alignment of Western intelligence agencies as a cooperative group against the antagonism of China (and Russia, NK, etc)

It isn't just "everybody spies" - it's "we are actively engaged in an adversarial relationship together against this other group"".
I don't think progressively removing money from the system would be unpopular. In fact, taxing the rich is extremely popular.

https://www.vox.com/2019/2/4/18210370/warren-wealth-tax-poll
The problem is that people often conflate dispassionate writing with neutral writing, which makes a biased dispassionate edit much more likely to get through.
> The GOP is desperate to discredit him because he puts Texas into play a couple years early. This smells like a weak hit job.

He agreed to be interviewed for this, so this would be a pretty poor attempt at a hit job if it was one.

Source:

> No one in cDc would talk about O’Rourke until I promised not to publish before the 2018 election. That was OK: I wanted the full story for my book, which spans decades, rather than 1 scoop ahead of a state vote. I offered O’Rourke the same terms. He accepted, and we spoke. (8/10)

https://twitter.com/josephmenn/status/1106578743181496321
I think (hope) that the "purpose is to allow it encourage specific illegal actions" part is key here.. That makes it at least I bit less grim I'd say
Is he late in this sort of thing? Is it typical for candidates to have their own platforms put forth outside of the incumbent party platforms by this point?
I keep hearing this but it doesn't make it true: Apple does not have dominance in the smartphone market. It barely reaches 20% of the smartphone market in the EU.
You should; lack of moderate voices in primaries only helps fringe candidates.
But he's not just nice.. He's pretty, played in a band, and is exceptionally good at hand waving. In debate he masterfully dodges substantive discussion in favor of vast, inclusive, amorphous nicety rhetoric.

Unfortunately however, he may be too white and male to appease his party's intersectional hierarchy.
The Verge article linked above has a compelling reason - it is a meme which will resonate in the media coverage, and it also forces PDP to address it publicly, which raises the crime's profile yet further.
Well, I call bullshit. You clearly have never painted a single room in your home, then, for just one example.
It's one of many examples showing how "both sides" are not the same and "both sides" are not equally responsible for events like this. Lots of traditional media outlets and many ordinary people like to believe that comforting lie.
Perhaps his goal was to disconcert in the exact way you describe. Consider deleting this comment.
Brit prisoners to be kept on the straight and narrow with JavaScript and CSS
Yes his platform is literally "I'm bored"
If you're going by the original meaning of troll you're missing the fourth category; the people who post something inflammatory because everyone freaking out and arguing at each other is amusing to them
I doubt that changes to notation could cause a dramatically easier experience for students.

Pedagogy could be improved significantly.
We’re in a weird transition period where all this information is now available but we’re not used to it yet. The illusion that people had a clean past is still prevalent. I suspect that in another decade or two, we’ll finally internalize the fact that everybody does stupid crap and nobody will care about it anymore.
It's worth noting that the term Byzantine was invented in late 16th century, way after the empire collapsed.

Between 330-1453 AD, it was called the Roman Empire. To this day, the Greek ethnic minority living in Istanbul call themselves Rum, meaning Roman.

After the Ottomans invaded Istanbul, they claimed themselves as the legitimate successors to the Roman Empire. Those in Western Europe weren't too happy. So they coined the term Byzantine to discredit the Roman Empire's legitimacy. Byzantine was the name given to Istanbul prior to the Roman Empire, in 657 BC.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantium

If you ask some Rums living in Istanbul today, it was a big PR campaign to discredit the Roman Empire's legacy post 330 AD. It worked nicely.
There's a long tradition of people yelling slogans before going to war, or assassins yelling the slogan of their cause or religion before murdering. Evidently pewdiepie is someone he was willing to murder for.
Do texts that contain bomb-making information really fall under the first amendment in the US?
Hahha TRULY.

I loved reading the CDC growing up. That one of them is a serious presidential candidate now is truly making my day. I'm almost in tears laughing at the idea.
Half of Insider-Trading Defendants Net Less Than $60k
There's a lot of conflation here between immoral and illegal, which the article itself even raises just to ignore it's own point and I'm left very unclear what the actual message is beyond "don't be bad!"
Their sponsors page...

https://www.onion-router.net/Sponsors.html

...states the early generations were created by Navy R&D. The purpose was protecting U.S. government assets with widespread use providing a smokescreen for them, letting them get lost in the crowd. It also took funding from Navy CHACS, which does high-assurance security. The CIA also wanted to protect foreign dissidents in their efforts to change regimes. So, it was getting funding from State Department or a CIA front last time I checked that works on stuff like that. Majority of its funding. It would probably go into legacy mode with layoffs if U.S. military and intelligence stopped using it. They'd have no need to pay the developers' salaries.

So, anyone telling you it was designed for something other than supporting U.S. military and intelligence operations is either ignorant of its history or lying to you. That said, it did evolve to help all kinds of people who have nothing to do with such operations. I always give out the "Who Uses Tor?" page for people wondering about legitimate uses for online anonymity. It's an awesome page.

https://www.torproject.org/about/torusers.html.en

EDIT to add CHACS Accomplishments since they brag on what they achieved with Tor:

https://www.nrl.navy.mil/itd/chacs/accomplishments
>Why should this video be taken down?...

Same reason links to child rape videos should be taken down, it's disgusting. That's the consensus view. We realize not everyone is going to agree and you can go to Gab or 4chan or 8chan or wherever to see that sort of thing if you like.
Both GG people and anti-GG people where harassed, received death threats, bomb scares and even physically attacked.

Both sides used this to try and play the bigger victim. This a bad argument as the counter is just to mirror it, playing up your own victim hood while down playing the others. No truth can be gained from this argument only a fight in bad faith.
It's been raining every couple of days in sunny San Diego for like 3 months
>although the numbers suggest it is the Middle Class, imo

What numbers are you referring to, exactly?

The Middle Class holds the majority of their wealth in their housing[1]. If they're public sector or over a certain age they have a pension and that's all. You're advocating that we take no action to prevent the collapse of the latter.

>The incentive structures created by bailing people out are atrocious.

We aren't talking about bailing people out, we are talking about bailing pensions out.

>The banks did not meaningfully reform in '08. Cities will not meaningfully reform pensions if they are bailed out way.

After the bailout, the banks swallowed new regulatory burdens, new capitalization requirements, effective caps on their size and interdependence. The Trump administration is unwinding these, not the banks.

Your bet is that the economy will fare better if we let the pensions collapse. My bet is that because the velocity of money at the bottom (where people are dependent on their pensions) is so much higher then that at the top, that the collapse of the pension system will cascade negative effects into the rest of the economy that outweigh the cost of bailing them out.

1. https://seekingalpha.com/article/4116647-stagnation-nation-m...
Hello (World) Abstraction – Computerphile [video]
Why are all the articles about Beto about how cool and antiestablishment he is? Just absolutely nothing about what he really intends to do, how he intends to do it, and most importantly, how do we reconcile his conservative voting record with this contrary image he presents?
Reddit has been rife with brigading and manipulation for years. At this point, it's been this way for longer than it was an idyllic place to discover cool nerdy stuff. This is precisely why there are so many very active and hyper-strict moderators now. Not all, of course. It depends on how much "heat" the community contains and how much the subject matter attracts. They have to act like police in bad neighborhoods, because that's just the reality of the place.

Throughout the 20th century, the Eastern Bloc had to deal with western media eroding the narratives of their society. Now, it seems that the tables have turned through social media. But instead of creating images, stories, and music of the wealth and richness of life brought by self determination, it's far more effective to simply sow chaos and jam our society's means of information exchange.

EDIT: We are in years numbered such that they appear widely in science fiction. In objective terms, we are doing better than we ever have in all of history. In 2019, we need to embrace the normal. We should be suspicious of the lurid and the outrageous. We should be skeptical of the accusation and the conspiracy theory. In 2019, these are all the viral pathway to easy money and influence. We need to start looking at these things like we now look at the products of medicine shows. Not all of these things are necessarily bad. However, we always need to be mindful of the incentives.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE3j_RHkqJc
I would guess the idea is that this act would be used to justify further suppressing the expression of right wing positions under the guise of preventing extremism.
When your stock gets awarded, the full amount is taxed as income. If you don't sell that stock for a year and then sell it, any gains from the price at the award date and the sell date are taxed as cap gains so not really.
PewDiePie panders to the "alt-right":

https://www.vox.com/2018/12/13/18136253/pewdiepie-vs-tseries...

https://www.theverge.com/2018/12/10/18134748/pewdiepie-er-pe...

https://www.thisisinsider.com/pewdiepie-response-nazi-youtub...
Toyota takes about 2 weeks to do what Tesla does in a year. (10million vs 400,000)
Forget social media for a moment -- doesn't the regular media publicize non-stop terrorist attacks, too?
Tip 1: don’t make friends abroad.
On the Paradox of Choice
I have always had good luck finding color pallets using http://www.paletton.com/wiki/index.php?title=Paletton
Probably calculated to cause even more coverage, as strange as that may seem. Or maybe for the same reason he put the "navy seal copypasta" in his manifesto.
> To prove that, you'd need to isolate the genes responsible and show they are on the X or Y chromosomes.

I don't think that's necessary. All you'd have to do IMHO is

1) take male identical-twin-raised-separately data about career choice

2) take female identical-twin-raised-separately data about career choice

3) do a multivariate regression analysis of both twin-to-twin and also gender-to-gender; you should be able to derive the statistical relationships between career and sex, and both of these to genetics, and that would demonstrate genetic influence.

Since the correlation between genes and career seems to be positive http://www.aei.org/publication/the-genetics-of-job-choice/, and the correlation of gender and career seems to be positive http://career.iresearchnet.com/career-development/gender-and... (although is claimed to be 100% environmental, according to the blank-slate hypothesis, which I consider a radical position), we can safely assume that some combination of all 3 is also positive, although the actual value requires math.
how floppy?
Orchestra 1.0, an open-source system for Robotic Process Automation
> Literally every other platform has given away tooling and emulators

That's so wrong. Try building a game for any console and see how far that assumption will take you.
> kids doing poorly in math observe other kids that grasp the concepts quickly and don't fall behind. Some get A's without struggling.

Two comments.

* The kids who appear not to struggle may be struggling at home the night before, or working on math a lot more.

* Math will become difficult for anyone who pursues it far enough.
Honestly the drunk driving was the worst takeaway from the story. Maybe he is the next Kennedy haha.
California is drought-free for the first time in nearly a decade
Read the paragraphs below the table.
Fitbit Versa Lite vs. Galaxy Watch Active vs. Honor Watch Magic Compared
This article is making an argument that because broadcast TV, film generate billions of dollars, that the government should continue to fund the NEA. Is there anybody who believes that if the NEA was completely defunded that it would cause the output of broadcast TV or film to go down? This is like arguing that government should subsidize yoga instructors because healthcare is such a huge part of the economy, and yoga is part of the healthcare industry.
Coin changing - my understanding is that if each denomination of coin is at least twice that of the next smaller, then greedy is optimal. Note to self - see if you can prove it.

That is the case for current US coinage, 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, cents.
I agree the piece isn't very informative and is very scattered. That being said, this is definitely the most questionable thing:

> "When he was younger, he was arrested on drunk-driving charges"

That will follow him into the campaign far more than his CDC membership.
> On top of my head right now I couldn't think of any famous Rust projects which aren't a rewrite.

Wut? Piston, actix, Amazon Firecracker, Alacritty, Xi, the list goes on.
Scribd has removed the New Zealand shooter's manifesto under DMCA
Is it safe to say your preference is former Governors?
*Drove.

We don't know factually what he's currently doing, but we can say he did in the past.
I’m not a designer but one thing I’ve noticed is that greys look seem to look better if their tint matches the overal tone the site. For instance a site with many blue colours should use a blue tinted grey. Adding a grey with a green tint for instance would subtly clash.