skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Dude have you been here? Legal system that is tribal? Deep poverty as soon as you jump in a train? I am not saying India is perfect but this is an exaggeration and undermines the steps India has taken in the past one or two decades in a positive direction
Great, because this world needs more grifting P.T. Barnum types.
in 90's single core golang probably won't be invented the way it is today :-p
This makes SAP layoff more sane. At least my friend got about 3-4 months to actually find a job (with severance)
Bonus points if it's made in Postscript.
No, you’re still limited by the computational power of the universe. Since there is a finite amount of energy and a finite number of particles, you’re limited to a finite number of states. The entire universe is no more powerful than a very large, but finite, linear bounded automation.
> I am yet to hear one concrete piece of useful advice on "how to make money."

Uhh... get a job?
As mentioned above, I was unclear as to whether the minimum wage in the article refers to Seattle's or the sheltered workshop exemption minimum wage.

The NC used this exemption in the past and claimed the workers were contractors - and therefore only beholden to federal wage and disability laws. As long as they (Amazon and the NC) properly established the business as a sheltered workshop, workers would be looking at a few dollars an hour. Otherwise the federal minimum of $10.35 applies.
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I think the target audience of this quote is aimed at marketing folks tasked with selling people on specific, already manufactured products / existing services. While this work can be creative, I don't think it has the same kind of impetus as something someone might create because they want to create it.

Here's the context of the quote.

> Here’s the #1 lesson you learn working in advertising (and this has stuck with me, to my advantage, my whole working life):

> Nobody wants to read your shit.

> Let me repeat that. Nobody–not even your dog or your mother–has the slightest interest in your commercial for Rice Krispies or Delco batteries or Preparation H. Nor does anybody care about your one-act play, your Facebook page or your new sesame chicken joint at Canal and Tchopotoulis.
not author, but you can force login commands for users in ssh configuration, so make this your script and away you go
Cell phone with camera?
Good point, but keep in mind that many news articles also break paragraphs out into single sentences.

For example: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-china-airbus/airbu...
Tryptophan itself as a component of food is mentioned however, as well as tryptophan supplementation. I'd consider 5-htp and L-tryptophan to be under that "tryptophan supplementation" umbrella. The difference between 5htp and l-tryptophan is that the former doesn't require a transport molecule to get past the blood-brain barrier, so it [citation needed] converts to serotonin quicker, whereas with l-tryptophan there's a rate-limiting effect.
5-htp for faster effects,
L-tryptophan to prevent building a tolerance to the extra serotonin.
"What you read in Apple News wont follow you on the web"

...but they said he was searching about Costa Rica and the news app recommended a magazine article about that.

So, it's the inverse? What you do on the web will follow you into Apple News?
I've been following this 20 year old Firefox bug as I came up against it once: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4522 - I just got a bugzilla alert because a 14 year old bug it depended on has now been fixed.

This bug has been fixed using a language that never even existed when it was submitted (Rust).

Just thought it was interesting.
$9.99 for full access news? Too good to be true. If everything I want is there, I will be their customer forever.
That's great -- it means the system works! If you can induce societally positive outcomes from greedy amoral people working in their own selfish interests, that's a signal that the social-system has been very well designed.
One highlight is that there's a heavy emphasis on private recommendations inside the news app, including magazines (the app downloads a set of articles and manages recommendations on-device). There was a slide "Apple doesn't know what you read." Apple is doubling down on not giving data to advertisers.
Apple News+: $9.99/mo with family sharing included for free. First month free.
They're also calling them hosts, which is annoying, because they aren't anything like a host at a restaurant, because going shopping in a giant big box retailer isn't anything like dining at a sit-down restaurant. I can see why they would use an overblown title, because they call their employees associates to say that they consider them partners, when in reality there are over a million employees and there's no way they could all be partners.
I meant the HN comments section for this article as a whole. It went from very few comments to very many comments in a short amount of time.
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Cloudinary, Imgix, Uploadcare (which I' working for) and others save you money because you don't have to develop and maintain these moving parts. You have to constantly check what's happening with browsers, what formats/encoders are available and which are the best etc.

It's classic build vs. buy dilemma. In majority of cases it's much more cost effective to buy.

BTW, Uploadcare doesn't charge for file processing at all, only for CDN traffic. So you can create as much image variants as you need.
Very much so. Clinton trimmed the welfare rolls, cut the number of federal employees, deregulated finance, deregulated telecom (though Carter was also a major deregulator, having deregulated airlines, trucking, and beer), signed NAFTA, signed DADT, signed DOMA, signed RFRA, passed aggressive violent crime legislation, etc.
Most long-distance communications happen in the high frequency bands (3-30 MHz) due to its different propagation characteristics.

I haven’t researched the global commonalities, but I’d wager there’s more consistency in HF than the higher frequencies (VHF, UHF).
I worked at Food Lion(Southeastern US Grocery Store) as a teenager and they hire people with mental disabilities as baggers. They loved the job and never complained, I was a cashier and bagger and let me tell you it sucks rounding up carts when it's over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, but those guys were just happy to be working and around people who accepted them. And anyone who talked down to or badly about them didn't have a job for long.
During my last rifle qualification, I was able to hit 10/10 rounds on the 19" silhouette at 500m - USMC trains at a further distance. I've done this with iron sights and optics. It's not very difficult.
All human organizations... industry, government, society, depend on individual accountability. Unless individual consumers demand change, either through their choices in what and how they consume, or by legal means in who/how they vote into government, nothing will change.
Was there similar respect for these two men before 2015, when they were presumably being no less sincere but circumstances were such that the targets of their ire were not targets shared by predominantly liberal news discussion forums?

That might sound like a rhetorical question, but it's not. I don't know the answer.
Does anyone know of any company being found liable for negligence after a hack like this? Is it somehow possible to sue them for being so bad at security?

I have an asus laptop that I use for gaming, most likely it had their cruft running at some point. What would be the most viable path to sue?

It is so frustrating and frightening to take security seriously yourself, to have taken precautions, to find out that your idiotic manufacturer has screwed it up in an idiotic way.

Their update system should never have been designed in a way to make this possible. The negligence it in the design of the system.
Ice chewing is a 'possible' symptom of anemia : https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/iron-deficien...
I find that dokku is a REALLY good middle ground... can even grow to have 2-3 servers, with a hosted load balancer and DBaaS, just deploying 3X exactly the same if you need redundancy. And starting off with a single server to experiment and host multiple apps is pretty easy to get started with (comparable to Heroku and similar).
> "fascism" which is about the establishment of an ethnic monoculture

Fascism comes from the Italian (and Latin) word fascism. Mussolini talked little about an ethnic monoculture - in fact there were even some prominent Jewish fascists before German influence over Italy began to increase.

Also Chomsky never used the word fascism, fascist etc. here
If Apple News is accessible by a browser, I might sign up. (If there's any service that's perfect for HTML5 and CSS, it's news and magazines.) But if Apple ignores the web and requires an app so they can show me an animated magazine cover, I'll go on ignoring Apple News.
If everything you want is the LA Times and the Wall Street Journal (not counting the 300 magazines as "news") you're covered :-)
For me the bare-minimum of required functionality for SM is friending and JWZ's Law, so no.
Can you rephrase this comment? I couldn't follow it at all.
Because they are charging a monthly fee to access it and don't need to sell your data as a business model.

Not having to deal with advertisers has always been a gain of paying for online services via subscription. Although some try to mix the two.
Buying the wrong land, or overpaying for it, will still get you into trouble. You might be able to sell it, but not for as much as you paid for it. Student debt has the same problem: get the wrong degree, or overpay for the degree you've gotten, and you'll lose in the long run.
From the website:
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That is not a counter-argument.
Shouldn't a koan embody a paradox? These are more wry observations than koans.
There are definitely a lot of factors. One easy way to gain a lot of points over the US is to use ranked voting and/or proportional representation.
You can expand your thinking a little.

Let's say society as a whole confers a benefit of $x for a 'feel good' story about a corporation doing well. We can interpret this however we want, for example, the propensity to shop on Amazon increases by some epsilon.

This now means companies will try to do morally 'good' things in order to gain these rents.

This is a mechanism in which we reward companies for engaging in socially optimal behavior, and it operates without any central management.

Of course, like all things, this can be gamed. But that's not, on its own, a reason to suspect it's all for naught.
556 round was originally designed to be fired from a barrel with a different twist, which would allow tumbling more easily.
==Because even though you owe, you also own as much as you owe (except during a market downturn of course).==

Do you own that much? Let's put some real numbers on this. You buy a $350k house, and put down $70k (20%). That leaves you with a $280k mortgage at 4%. This gives you a monthly mortgage payment of $1,337.

If you pay that monthly, you would own 51% of the house ($175k of equity) some time in the 16th year of your mortgage. After making 188 mortgage payments. Note, this doesn't include housing value appreciation.

COST

20% down - $70k

mortgage payments ($1,337 * 188) - $251,356
Dokku isn't much more support toil, so to speak and can operate starting on a single server... $10-20/month on Linode or DO. With DO, can eventually grow a bit with hosted DBaaS, and multiple dokku instances, with a load balancer in front. Start small, some room to grow, long before the likes of K8s is needed.
> If there's any service that's perfect for HTML5 and CSS, it's news and magazines.

There were rumors that the magazines in Apple News would be PDF-based. Fingers crossed this is not the case, for so many reasons....
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It simple your daily income must be superior to your outcome thats it
As I explained above, my intent was not at all to ridicule or insult the programme. Instead, I was aware of the NC's track record in the area and had a few concerns. As a disabled person myself, I'm all for expanding workplace opportunities.

As for the exemption for subminimum wage, the NC's arguments in the past have been that only federal wage and disability law applies to them, as the workers are contractors. As a result, if the sheltered workshop exemption is properly applied, the workers are only eligible for a few dollars per hour. If that federal disability exemption applies, workers only earn a few dollars per hour. Otherwise, they earn $10.35.
I wrote about how lifting weights gives me a bit of a euphoric feeling, and biking does too. I love commuting by bike - I didn't realize how stressed I get commuting by car or bus in the morning until it was nice enough to bike and I got to work feeling great. I really need to live somewhere where it's possible to bike every day.
Do they have a way of getting recommendations to carry over across different devices?
Just call it GNPR?
There is huge pressure from the US to shut down that special trade mechanism even though none of countries involved support further sanctions. Numerous banks have backed away from it.

It's a token effort on the part of Europe to salvage the nuclear treaty that everyone agrees Iran is complying with. Even US intelligence publicly acknowledge it.

Amazed that NK can believe in any sort of deal after seeing what happened to Iran.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/31/world/europe/europe-trade...
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Many full-time students use their loan funds to pay for food and clothing, in addition to tuition and housing.
My understanding is that government issue sidearms require a manual safety, immediately ruling out the Glock.
>In 2019, it seems openness and transparency (eg Buffer) can form the foundations of a profitable strategy

As an exception, not as a rule. Business espionage anyone?
The nice thing about the ATV Hulu app is that you can log in to Hulu at a system level, and then individual channel apps can use that system-level login. If I wanted to watch+record, I'd watch live via the channel's app, and then watch the recording via Hulu. As you said, though, catching up to a live event was an awful UX.

FWIW, I've been trying PS Vue this month, and they handle that case far better than Hulu.
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IANAP, but I think so. I vaguely recall that early inflationary expansion was very fast. Like several times the speed of light.
> I think it will be very difficult now for anyone to argue there was not a massive effort from the Russians to help elect Trump

Statements like this are exactly why people are cynical of the mainstream news. There is no evidence of "massive" efforts from Russia to get Trump elected, yet you state it as a fact and that we should trust mainstream news.

The tighter people cling to false narratives pushed by the media, the more you'll see trust drop through the floor. Since not only is the media lying to people, but there's are large groups of people that will believe anything that fits their political view regardless of information that comes to light that contradicts it.
There is not really a center, galaxies are more like raisins in a rising bread. They all move away from each other with the same relative speeds. At least... Any physicists here to tell me whether or not space-time density get less closer to the edge? I mean... Is there an Edge?
You're likely in the minority on this view though.
The website is still the old Apple News page for me.
Yes. Imagine if one of your teammates is wounded. You and your friends will attempt to drag him out of harm's way, treat his wounds, protect him. You'll call a helo for medevac, etc. Now imagine that your same teammate is dead. You can continue the fight without consuming resources and energy on him until the fight is over.
While this approach did strike me as quite elegant in theory, what I found in practice was that a lot of those interfaces ended up just being boilerplate to give me access to the underlying elements of the data which I would have gotten for free in a more strongly typed language.

In other situations, this approach would work well as long as what I was working on was fresh in my mind. However, when I had to come back to some code and extend its behaviour it would be back to digging through it to either understand the structure of the data... or understand the structure of the fancy abstraction I had built up on top of the data. It just didn't seem to be very time efficient in practice for the things I was trying to build.
>Family Sharing for Apple News+ with no extra cost

I thought that is wrong. While it is good value, a whole family reading it and cost the same? I am very worried about publisher not getting what they need for quality content.

That is your daughter reading on Gossip Magazine, Dad reading Financial Times, and Mum Reading Fashion or something. It would have been better if it was something like $24.99.
Start:

* Single server on Dokku, with multiple projects

Grow:

* Switch DB to DBaaS on your hosting provider's cloud

Grow More:

* Multiple Dokku instances behind load balancer/proxy as a service

...

You can then scale vertically a LOT before you need K8s style infrastructure.
At least in my experience, it's been helpful to assume the absolute worst when you try to make something. If you assume they'll hate it and hate you, it gives an incentive to get so good that only insane people will try to hurt you if you show them something you've made.
It's being done on your device and not on the web by an external service
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So I wasn't intending to imply any specifics about Amazon's wage situation. That said, when I read that article, I assumed this referred to the federal minimum wage for sheltered workshop employees (which is a few dollars) rather than Seattle's minimum wage or the federal minimum of $10.35/hour. The latter wage is more important as the NC has claimed its workers are contractors and therefore only federal disability and wage laws apply.
That's a good question,

A static site is famous in developer community mostly, There are a couple of reasons like

1. developers are very handy with Github, so can directly write blogs or HTML pages and commit push in GitHub easily. No login required in traditional CMS (developers are a bit lazy)

2. No database required, Static data is just a file so It doesn't require any databases. also, it can be managed with history via commit or branched.

3. hosting, Static site doesn't need any CPU operation (RAM), It just files so simple file-storage is enough to host. Here GitHub pages, AWS-S3, Google Storage, Zeit serverless and other static storage providers having features to host directly via Git commit. So you can host it within a seconds with just a small command.

4. Faster development,
It has less dependency like a database, third-party services, so we can develop it very fast than the traditional approach.

And working in a team is very productive because no extra setup needed. just clone the repo, change and commit. With Zeit you can deploy every branch for every user for staging purpose within a 30sec.

I am building https://firecamp.app with Nextjs serverless deployment feature (https://fc-web.nishchit14.now.sh This is staging domain, It'll be destroyed in future.)
Which is a line that changes over time, I might add! It's interesting to think about how each movie on that list got there in a way that's relative to the era it was produced in.

You could choose a cutoff, sort by date, and have a pretty neat timeline of what's considered "safe".
I really want to turn off the status bar. I can tell I'm not going to use it, and now it's just taking up space and confusing my habituated eye as I scan the screen.

Anyone found an off-button?
People in this thread are repeating the myth that exercise is a treatment for depression, when all the evidence we have shows that it probably isn't.

The article links to an old version of the NICE guidance. The new version of that is here: https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg90

It's important to note that exercise isn't being touted as a treatment for depression, but as something that may help people with sub-clinical symptoms. They have one or two symptoms of depression, but not the whole package.

> Low-intensity psychosocial interventions

> For people with persistent subthreshold depressive symptoms or mild to moderate depression, consider offering one or more of the following interventions, guided by the person's preference:

> individual guided self-help based on the principles of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)

> computerised cognitive behavioural therapy (CCBT)[4]

> a structured group physical activity programme.

NICE does not recommend exercise as a treatment for depression. This is because the evidence we have shows it does not work. It's not, as the author of the submitted article suggests, that we don't yet have good enough evidence.
Interesting snippet of wisdom from the article:

> The real comforts of life cost but a small portion of what most of us can earn. Dr. Franklin says “it is the eyes of others and not our own eyes which ruin us. If all the world were blind except myself I should not care for fine clothes or furniture.”

In reading a few of the chapters, it was really interesting to see the dollar amounts written. They seemed rather high for 1880.

> She has a nice one thousand dollar camel's hair shawl, and she will make Smith get her an imitation one, and she will sit in a pew right next to her neighbor in church, in order to prove that she is her equal.

Inflation calculators put that camel shawl at nearly $25,000 (2019 dollars).
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Lots of books on that as well: https://www.amazon.com/True-Purpose-Strategies-Discovering-D...
I have no disagreements with that.
Quick question: can anybody, with a straight face explain why I as a quadriplegic software developer, Hacker, public speaker and all round pain in the arse earn less than everybody else? I'm asking because more than one person in this thread seems to think it's okay.

I haven't replied to anybody specifically because I don't want to start a flame war, but I am genuinely interested.

Slightly off topic, but I had to start my own company because finding a job when you are quadriplegic is richly impossible. Granted, quadriplegics can make terrible employees in that it's difficult to say you will definitely be at a certain place at a certain time. But it just takes a little tweaking and a little flexitime to get around the obstacle for instance.
It's really annoying that neither Apple or Google let you completely block Fox News. Both offer options that on the surface seem to block it. However, with Apple News I blocked Fox and the page reloaded to "Trending Stories," and the first thing was Fox News clickbait. Google News seems to block it, but when you click through to any "Full Coverage" links, Fox News is back polluting the feed.
+1 on this, love Dokku myself. Great option for self-hosting and can even do some redundancy with multiple servers behind a load balancer.
Good point, not sure why you deleted your comment. I will read the article when I get a chance. I did browse over it and found the line "there’s too many things that are important, even needed, or that fulfill us more than any profitable item, and yet are economically unsustainable." To be a sad but true statement.
Sometimes I forget that I didn't get into farming to get rich, it is much more of a soul healing endeavour rather than a wealth accumulation exercise.