skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Who focuses on cognitive biases in arguments?

In poorly written news articles and most social media arguments, there's a trend of identifying the person you disagree with by a catgory like rich / poor, white / black, radical left / radical right, etc. before arguing the point.

The insinuation is that your identity reveals your biases and your biases invalidate your argument.

Of course, trying to stop a debate by telling someone they're biased can backfire:
https://youtu.be/VSHyAwErdFM
Fewer headphone jacks than the Creative Nomad. Lame.
Could this be used for an offline voice assistant?
Lisp in Lisp interpreters actually have a marginal practical use. Suppose you've boostrapped a Lisp in some other language (assembly, C or whatever). You have an interpreter in that language, and have written a compiler for that Lisp in itself (say for a VM in that other language). You can now write an interpreter for that Lisp in itself. Once that interpreter behaves exactly like the original one in the other language, you can throw that one away. Bootstrapping can proceed by shipping the interpreter in compiled form. The benefit is that there is less language-processing code written in the other language.

You could just throw the interpreter away and have a compiler only (bootstrapped with the compiled version of itself), but then it's useful to have two models of execution for programs.
ISS, Soyuz and soon the crewed Dragon 2 all operate at sea-level air pressure with standard o2 partial pressure. Apollo was the last high oxygen environment.
>There are "tier 3" cities in China with populations the size of LA and NY where you see clusters of dozens and dozens of 40-50 story apartment buildings shooting up.

Same thing is happening in India. Frightening pace of urban development.
I've been using it for 6 months now, and I still can't wait to go back to React, for the exact same reason you mentioned. I'm 'fluent' in Vue now, and it hasn't grown on me in the slightest.
What gets me about these densification of suburban center proposals is that they don't come with racing the sprawl. If you just create more "central", well assuming some x-far-from-center contour lines distribution you might be creating more sprawl too.

We need to demolish our mistakes not just build new non-mistakes. We need fractal density so everyone gets both green space and high density very close, and reclaimed nature and super density not far away either.

Go to inwood Manhattan to feel what reclaimed natue is like.
A story about how I fell in love with Storybook
Japan Is Betting Big on the Future of Hydrogen Cars
Nicotine is a powerful stimulant only when absorbed directly into the bloodstream. The smallest and most convenient barrier into the bloodstream is the membranes in your lungs, hence smoking being and effective delivery method. Dip or nicotine gum methods use the gums to get into the blood stream and do not recommend swallowing any of the juices they produce (why dip users spit so much). Nicotine in the stomach is either destroyed by the acid or irritates the lining n making you feel ill. So drinking it, unless you advised the consumer to hold the drink in their mouth, it wouldn't be very effective.
Sharing an interesting implementation in python which I stumbled upon yesterday.
Repo: https://github.com/pcarbonn/pyDatalog
Tutorial: https://sites.google.com/site/pydatalog/Online-datalog-tutor...
A person should not believe in an ism. They should believe in themself.
Atlassian more or less gives bitbucket away, so it checks the box for management who care more about license cost than developer happiness/productivity.
Because while it's a common assumption that the spam callers do this, they don't actually do this, because while robocalling is sometimes illegal, actually dialing every single number removes any/all plausible deniability if they're ever caught, and provides little/no additional benefit.
Stomach of Dead Whale Contained 'Nothing but Nonstop Plastic'
As someone with more of a math than a physics background I really enjoyed this, but I guess I'm surprised by how, for lack of a better word, basic, it seemed? Maybe that serves as a compliment to the author, in the past I have been snowed by all these vocab words when it turns out it's mostly just linear algebra. A lot of what I enjoyed here were the sidebars explaining that concept X was really just rebranded Y, detail Z is not really important for intuition, etc...

A random question along those lines: why represent states as 2d complex vectors instead of quarterions? Aren't they the same thing? As soon as I read that I spent the rest of the article wondering if everything it would make even more sense cast that way.
On tangent note, what is it with health data that many, in US at least, find so sensitive seemingly more than their bank account login information.

I genuinely don't understand. Is it that the majority have some secret pre-existing conditions and are afraid the insurance companies might realize?

Every time I visit a new doctor I need to spend ~ 10 minutes to fill out a long multi page form on paper listing all my medical history which could've been loaded from some database. I want my data to be analyzed and used to derive insights and help future patients.
I also have carrier-based (free) spam prevention which may prevent the POTS equivalent of a port-scan. But that wasn't enough - with GV based call screening, it's now down to near-zero.
What’s the security story with this framework?
You can get by quite well if you have money, no money.. Well, all your options are off the table and things just get worse.
Who needs a ski lift when you can use a Zeppelin?
Platform.

Someone want to hire the one who come from FAANG.So it will more likely to find one job when you leave the current company in some day.
Of course 92% of killings were "extreme Islamic related" if you count the total number of US deaths across a period that includes the World Trade Center attack, as your link does. That one attack alone accounts for over 89% of the terrorism-related deaths in that period. Cato acknowledges that, but still goes on to present "chance of being killed in a terrorist attack sorted by ideology" in a manner which ignores that 9 out of 10 of the deaths occurred in that one outsized attack. If we presented this same information asthe number of terrorist attacks on US soil that resulted in any deaths -- which is arguably more relevant if we're trying to present the likelihood of being caught in any fatal terrorist attack -- then white nationalist attacks would be far and away the ones to worry about in the US.
Facebook is building the future of connection with lifelike avatars
Because "that number" is generally fake.

Caller ID became meaningless once VOIP was allowed to spoof it. Can we build a new system atop ANI?
> Those are file formats, as in both epub and PDF live outside of web (need to download etc.).

You need to download any content to your browser to view it; otoh, online and in-browser renderers for both epub (which is mostly web tech in a package format) and PDF are ludicrously common.

> Superbook format on the other hand is a website. Huge difference!

Superbooks, on a quick glance through some, seem to have a visual look much like epub, the wasted space from aspect ratio mismatch of PDF, and the speed/responsiveness of cold molasses.

> PDFs are a skeuomorphic parallel of formatting that's natural to physical paper where as Superbooks adopt narrow column formatting of pure web with styling that scales responsively.

I don't see how PDF is any more skeumorphic than Superbooks (certainly, most PDF readers don't use skeumorphic—and dog slow—page turn animations.) You can, of course, design PDF with any fixed layout you want.

And AFAICT the main responsiveness Superbooks have is automatically choosing between single-page and two-page view based on screen aspect ratio/orientation.

I don't know what the “narrow column formatting” referred to is; the only webbish formatting I see is that pages seem to have symmetric bordering white space on left and right pages (but still have left and right pages distinguished, as in the version of 1984, by page number location.)
Any opinion on the utility of Emacs Org-mode to organize and manage LaTeX? In particular Org Babel?
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> You can take your server logs and then what will a non technical person do with them? Not much.

Can this analysis be done offline? Data collection can be done without third-party accesses, and any analysis on that data can be done offline using separate tools, isn't it? That removes the third-party script surface of attack.
Safety is one thing, but let's not pretend Rust has no downsides compared to modern C++. That's just inane.
Alternatively, it's handy to create and leak documents to get the other guys to waste resources competing with your supposed advances.
That's not a good indicator of ease of quitting.

The physical cravings of nicotine leave after 3 days.
Nobody does, really. It has to be defined in context of the 'gravity of the offence'. I'm sure someone could make a good argument that 1% of the value of a property is reasonable.
GitHub for Documents
Well biases are basically meta discussion. And discussion is what we need. If one when discusses point to biases he starts meta discussing which is counter productive to the debate and only newbs would do that.

https://slatestarcodex.com/2018/05/08/varieties-of-argumenta...
The prior holder of that number was already a target. Numbers are reused quickly in area codes facing any possible future shortage.
Rent control is the solution to a different problem. Without it, landlords have the power to make people homeless.
See also ArcGIS API for JavaScript, specifically SceneView: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/...

Zoom in on a place, switch from pan to rotation, and look around.

There's also a more dramatic example: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/...
Interesting.

GP seems to say that it worked wonders for them, so I'm still interested in trying it.
Fair comparison in many ways with respect to the legal team. But Lance actually climbed Vontoux, even if he had x% illicit but commonplace help, x < 10. Theranos was claiming it climbed all these mountains no one had ever climbed before and it never did anything like it. I think Lance should be shown way more respect as an exceptional doer with illegal help versus Theranos which had exceptional help and did nothing.
Why can't you time the stock market?
Porn is banned on Jio mobile network (though due to court order).
Why does it have "Azure" in its name? Whoever is in charge of naming things at Microsoft is doing a poor job.
We should start a War On Mother Nature!
I don't claim that Rust is bulletproof. You still have to verify the axiomatic unsafe sections of your code. There can still be bugs in Rust itself, or logical errors in your programs. What I do claim is Rust is a giant leap forward over C++, which is an inadequate tool to write software end users will use. As society continues to rely more and more on software, as it becomes the thing that we stake our lives on, we have a moral responsibility to modernize our tools.
In that case, they must declare that they are going to throttle the speed.

But that is poor logic. My guess is 90% internet surfing is waste of time and energy. So..
Chrome and Firefox have the same extension format, it's probably only 10 minutes to get it on Firefox too!

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web...
Alt right is a political term coined by a white supremacist, and encapsulates reactionary ideologies and intolerant, hateful and violent attitudes towards certain races, faiths and nationalities. Those who identify with the term or act accordingly can be accurately grouped with their ethos of violence, and have their ethics and politics more accurately summed than entire nationalities and/or world religions can.
Quantum physics of this type has always intrigued me, but I've never been able to find a good resource to properly start learning it.

Could anyone point me to some good starting material? Thanks :)
Any European government?

https://rsf.org/en/news/romania-tries-use-gdpr-force-journal...
The Myth of Meritocracy
One small ish bond payment this fall, and after that they have ~18 months before a big one. This is why the stock didn't crash when they lowered their prices.
https://slack.engineering/engineering-dive-into-slack-enterp...

This shows the KMS key is in the customer's AWS account.
Agreed, but I think they're saying they start with more innocuous symbols and messaging at the beginning of their ideological radicalization.
Works now (and looks differently - a black octocat on white triangle backgroud; previosly it was a purple shadow on black bacground)
I wonder how the emmc flash holds up over many writes, and what form of wear leveling it uses compared to a consumer class m2 interface, sata3 SSD. One of the main problems with rpi is the microsd media, even "industrial" cards cannot tolerate anywhere near the writes that a $50 SSD can take.
Which of the following is my name? a) Rupert, b) Noah c) Robert ') drop table us_phone_numbers;
I think we have strayed far from the Steve Jobs 4-quadrant simplicity.

He unraveled the product line when he came back to apple and famously put up 4 quadrants on the board with consumer/pro on one axis and notebook/desktop on the other.

And "Pro" seems more prosumer, like the prosumer cameras with no viewfinder or manual focus.
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To put this in perspective, over 150 thousand people die every day. About 2 die every second. You can't mourn them all, and you'd probably get severe depression if you genuinely tried your best.
Meanwhile in NYC you can write off your empty unit as a loss!
If it is obvious it does not need discussion, what about where it isn't obvious?

You can't legislate what's obvious and ignore the middle.
Personally, I would be interested in editing fonts, though I have little interest in making one from scratch; eg I like the idea of firacode ligatures, but I don’t care for the entire font (and not all of the ligature designs).

I imagine its too little to bother with picking up font forge, but an MS paint of fonts would be justifiable.

More specifically, I probably have a number of one-off usecases where a simple, shitty editor would be ideal; another example is that I like ascii diagram characters but I have yet to find a font that does all of them well. When using something like latex or monodraw, where I’ll eventually render an image of the text, a half-implented font of 12 characters that can only be built as postscript type 1 with an potentially infinitely recursive ligature definition would be exactly what I’m looking for, and a simple font designer probably gets me 90% of the way there

But I’m probably not a big market either
the HTTP/2 part could probably be handled via a reverse proxy
Policies like that are going to backfire in the long run though. If the wealth being generated by productive exports is being hoarded in unutilized housing there are long tail effects that will slow down the economy - the housing sitting idle isn't productive, and when the investors try to capitalize on their property in the future they will just be rent seeking the difference between the construction price and their sale price.

Its happening around the world. The rich realize that one of the scarcest resources is space and land and are powerful enough to manipulate governments into just letting them hoard their money in housing. Because for the states where this happens everyone loses except the rich - housing becomes prohibitively expensive for the working class, rising property values leech productivity and growth and stall out consumerism, and all the money that created the situation could have better been used creating productive business rather than rotting in a cyclic property investment bubble.
Have you checked lately? I can't speak for Apple but my Android (S7) and my wife's (unsure of the make) both have these types of options. My wife has all numbers not in her contacts go to voicemail. My phone just hangs up on any unknown number.
Sometimes there may not be huge glaring problems, but rather so many little ones that it makes using the product insufferable. Death by a thousand cuts.
If Google Voice was free for Android users sure. Its interesting I heard at a telecoms conference from Google Employees they may be focusing on making Google Voice have newer business features.

I used to use Google Voice when Sprint had a deal with them so I didnt have to pay but now that I am on T-Mobile I cant use it... But I noticed the same as soon as I lost Google Voice I started seeing many more robocalls. They might even notice patterns in same call to 500 people with no human interaction when they respond lol
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As a teenager reading it in the mid-90s, I didn't find any of those all that incongruous. Back then there were still smoking sections in most fancy restaurants; I read the (physical paper) newspaper every morning; and my parents would frequently dig for loose change in their pocket at the supermarket cashier.

Shows how far we've come in just ~25 years.
Functional Validation for JavaScript
why did this get downvoted, my first thought was exactly along these lines. does anyone have an answer?
Programming languages are not judged on a single gauge labeled "safety."
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The terrorist who killed him, and people like him, don't care. Their attitude towards immigration is ideological (white ethnonationalism), not utilitarian.
The Power Mac G4 was was briefly a restricted export due to its power (late 90s). This, obviously, gave ultimate childhood bragging rights.

https://www.google.co.nz/amp/s/www.wired.com/2002/01/thats-a...
> but just felt adding additional dependencies was unnecessary

This notion, especially in Python and HTTP client programming, is wrong and will cost you many many more hours than it will save you.

Requests is an entire order of magnitude easier to use than urllib3, and while we may be dealing in minutes for this specific scenario, you will make up for any time investment you pay to learn Requests the very next time you need to do HTTP related work in the language.

It's a matter of not overreacting to a cost, and you're paying way more than you should to get a much smaller gain than you could, if you paid that cost elsewhere (by learning/using Requests and how to manage dependencies in Python, which you have to do anyway with bs4).
You could probably implement most of what they do without JavaScript.

But just thinking about my tax return can think of a few features that would have to be dropped, or would become more clunky, like some of the client-side validation, and the auto-saving of drafts.
I assume dnd is no notification or signal? I have had this since high school (15 years I guess)? At the time phones weren't allowed so every day my phone had to be on silent and I never turned it off. I started working and phones weren't allowed. Then college and phones weren't allowed. I don't even know what my ring tone is and I only assume my alert messages work because my phone can play music...
> we expect our government to take equivalent level of actions to those the US took against alQuaeda/etc against white supremacists/alt-right supporters to remove future threats from our community.

No-fly lists, large-scale warrantless wiretapping, and waterboarding of suspects?
If you really want a security story, you shouldn't be looking into a C++ server. That's a very false sense of security, there is no way to guarantee memory safety.
Note: This user is a (the?) Director of Product at Cloudflare.
As I understand it, white supremacists and fellow travelers organize in looser groups than ISIS as an entity.

The term Scripted Violence, or Stochastic Terrorism are the terms I've heard, for messaging and ideology that repeatedly creates "lone wolves" with similar views and goals.
I'm curious about the legal grounds for such a tax or fine.

If local zoning already governs what may be built or operated on a property, what principle allows a government to levy fines for lack of use of a property that has been built and maintained to the required zoning? (if to all other requirements, the property is not derelict, in poor condition, a blight or public nuisance?)

I didn't think that you could be compelled to be a landlord.

(By the way, Oakland also is attempting to put in place such a regulation, but to my knowledge, they have dumbed it down with so many exceptions -- elderly, destitute, social justice, etc. etc. that it's meaningless)
Look into the BlackBerry Classic, which was released in late 2014 or early 2015 and runs BB10. It's discontinued, but you should be able to find it on ebay for much cheaper than a new KeyOne/Key2 (which are quite large compared to the Classic). It has a great keyboard and all the built-in stuff works very well and is easy to use (SMS, phone, camera, calculator, calendar, notes, music player, maps, etc.). Battery life is pretty good too, or at least it was when new.

I used this phone until the end of 2017, at which point the outdated browser and dead app store (free apps only) started to seriously limit its functionality, but if you don't need those it would work just fine. I use a KeyOne now, but I miss the Classic's smaller form factor.
Is this like those photos of apple store where the employees stand outside to high-five anybody who bought an item from the store?

I feel sad for those who are so insecure that they need constant approval from their peers.
There are many thousands who make a considerable profit with the law as is. The vast majority of units in fact. Those who knowingly loose money by closing a profitable business out of resentment for their customers should not be in that business anyway.

At any rate, there are people that could enter say, the medical field or restaurant business if regulations are relaxed.

The difference is there are not thousands of restaurants siting empty because the owner can't profit under the current regulations or refuses to on principle or out of petulance. And just as they would quite properly go bankrupt, so too must the owners of un-rented units, presumably selling to those that know how to run them.

No one is forced to be in a particular industry and if one person can't profit in the same circumstances that thousands other do, then rather than blaming the government or voters or the tenants the don't have, they need to take responsibility for the own inability. Barring that, the best policy is taxation and fines on those who refuse to rent going to subsidize those who do.

Likewise those who consider every tenant to be an imminent tenant-squatter are neither temperamentally nor clear minded enough to run a rental business. And, far from getting sympathy, are likely to be resented. Which is probably not going to help. I imagine Barcelona's policy is going to become pretty wide spread.