skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So the plane's not unsafe, you're just statistically vastly less safe as a passenger ON the plane, because the pilots are much more likely to crash it, killing everyone aboard.

Well, that put me my place. I'll hop right on another one tomorrow!
Disagree - as someone who has worked solely with startups for the last 10 years it is crucial to know this. I have (on more that one occasion) been without pay for a period because "the funding ran out" - it is part and parcel of early start ups and knowing where they are on the journey to profitability is important if you are making a commitment!
I mean, white nationalism is racist. Do you disagree?
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> It is being banned because it is acting as part of a recruitment funnel for an ideology that openly advocates violence.

That would be believable, if it was applied as such across the board - e.g. also removing Christian Dominionists, Stalinists, Salafi Muslims, NoI etc.
Even when I move the frequency near the perceived male area, it still sounds female to me. There's more to voice than frequency alone.
My take on this:

Though Bangalore is a relatively new name, it has been deeply ingrained in recent collective memory and literature. So it needs some time to change. Other cases in point, Bombay -> Mumbai. Madras -> Chennai, Calcutta -> Kolkata. While these changes have been adopted in some circles, the anglized form is still in use in many places. Especially, places and instances that have history pertaining to the past few centuries.

Also, in IT field, Bangalore symbolizes more than the city. It is a standin for the Indian IT industry and it's boom in general. It has a certain connotation and degree of recognizability that may be lost when using Bengaluru. Still with time, it too would change.
This actually worked for me. Sounded like the gender could go either way and the voice was pleasant enough.

I'd install it.
With 1m tx per day you need 3 weeks to close 21m channels. Reasonable for a protocol bug. If just one hub goes down however, it will sort out in a few days. Like I said it only should cater to economic majority aka 1% so 70m wealthy users need 2 months.

Btc’s current limits are far from optimal but layer2 itself is working great especially on other chains.
"Given the very high program costs "

I am skeptical about the F32. It looks to me like a one trick pony. But an individual plane is not expensive (which is different from program costs). It is on par with the Eurofighter/Thyphoon.
i second this.

mainly because that pg god guy says it's good or something.

but i also happen to believe it.

even osama bin laden was right about some things.
I think you meant sarcastically for the part I wrote in the documentation.

What I meant was giving an accessible path for college level physics for anyone who wants to learn on their own. Currently video based courses and textbooks don't do that.

I believe curiosity driven learning is more efficient when learner is excited and resources are there to aid the learner.
His clients must be angry as hell. $3000 USD is a year's salary for many people in India, and was paid to a fellow Indian who took it to pad his pockets. This asshole was also an immigrant and knew what he was asking for from clients could be a life savings with help from friends and family.

All while bullshitting the government to only benefit himself. The sentence is quite deserving considering what a terrible person he was to many people.
An individual can easily remain capable into late age, but it's not evidence of age discrimination if mostly young people work at/apply to some positions. Here's some evidence of cognitive decline: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2683339/
Good stuff, the US is seriously on some Maginot Line crap. I sadly realize there will indeed be another great war, innovation in manned flight will not play a role in the outcome, and what we now denigrate may become in hindsight the pinacle of technological civilization.
No-one gave me a job when I was a young engineer. Now, why is it bad when your swap young people for older folks that might just sit on their desk and counting their days until retirement? If they have anything to offer I am sure they can find a new job easily on the market. Seriously.

IBM, well done!
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So if you have an economy which is naturally growing very rapidly for independent reasons (e.g. because there is an industrial revolution happening) then it can outpace the deflation.

But you still have some people hoarding currency because some people have different levels of risk tolerance. One person is willing to build a factory at great risk because there is even greater reward. Another person says give me the steady returns from hoarding deflationary currency.

Getting rid of those returns pushes that person back into the market, requiring them to do something productive with their money instead of just sitting on it. Which is all the more important when there are many productive things to do with it. So the deflation caused growth to be less than it would have, e.g. 15% instead of 20% (in real terms), even if it wasn't enough to turn negative. But it was still a reduction.

And what happens when the economy is only growing at a normal pace and you introduce a deflationary currency?
This ethnocentric approach to censorship is terrifying. Somewhere in Facebook is a small group of people who have the hubris to say they can decide on what’s right and what’s wrong, and are enforcing these views on some 1/9th of the world’s population. With outright banning white nationalism, they’re essentially shown us that they’re willing to play ideological kingmaker if anything enters the current news cycle that is viewed as evil.

How are people ok with this? Whatever your opinions are on the subject matter that was banned today are, are you honestly ok with the idea that people are now deciding what billions are allowed to see in broad strokes? History is filled with examples of controversial viewpoints being viewed as societal cancer only to be later accepted in some form as sane. Are we really going to now decide that we’ve reached final evolution and can now start judging wrongthink?

I view this as part of an alarming trend of people simply getting tired of seeing people they disagree with continue to exist and wishing they and their speech were just gone. It terrifies me that this is starting to get political will and we’re shifting to censorship as a solution.
Longer than 4 years is probably better. I recommend the advice
at https://blog.samaltman.com/employee-equity
If you have to retrieve all of it, what is the cost?
> Facebook and Twitter have become a digital public commons for discourse today

Absolutely correct, however, they aren’t the only places for public discourse. People have never been able to demand a newspaper print their article or that a magazine must include their story—people have always had the choice to start their own newspaper or their own magazine and build their own audience and this is still true today, in fact it’s much easier than it’s ever been.

People who’s business is access to human inputs, whether they are newspapers, music venues, theaters, magazines, etc.. have almost always had the freedom to set their own standards and it isn’t clear to me why business owners shouldn’t have this freedom anymore.
One day you will be old and will remember these things you said.
> Mankind came to what it is 99.9% of time without artificial devaluation.

Mankind came to what it is 99.999% of time without antibiotics too.

Arguments like this are rarely constructive.
I took Calc I at a community college last fall and epsilon-delta was about halfway through.
Fascinating to see professional/ industry groups (all broadly in engineering and construction) disagree with each other over definitions, standards, and culpability.
Well the f22 was canned 8 years ago, hard to sell even if you wanted to sell as is, let alone with all the downgrades that are require for export which would push the price up

It’s not good enough for us by hey want to buy one ?
This is not too helpful -- you can resize the window in such a way that the ratio changes...
This is so unfortunate in the modern age, with the globe hyper connected, we still need these planes to go to possibly war against other civilized countries.
1 USD per month per TB. Finally a storage tier that allows me to back up my media collection for what’s almost loose change.
Lile the article says, the Google Play Store makes it difficult for newer developers to get established. To get your app featured, you need to meet a whole host of design/accessibility/localization/etc requirements that pretty much make it impossible for small companies to get on the list--they simply don't have enough developer time to make sure that every button in their app has flashy touch feedback or to make sure their app is supported in Zimbabwe.

That said, I don't really feel that oppressed as an app developer. I think Google has done more good than bad here
Same reason you pay taxes. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts and you can always choose not to work somewhere that is unionized.
the gov does not care the individual at all.
F7 is the greatest PowerShell hotkey that no one uses any more
But at least you got that iPhone!
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this is not very much. don’t sign.
Being an academic has a certain amount in common with founding a startup. Everyone knows it's hard to get tenure but everyone thinks they're special and their hard work and talent will let them succeed when most people fail.

But while second place for failing to start a startup is you go make high six figures at a FAANG, second place in academia is you're fucked.
Why couldn't women vote for Senators then?
I don't see Germany tolerating any support of National Socialism in their public sphere and rightly so ... some ideologies just too bloody abhorent and against the public good.
It's an inherently dishonest frame. I cant imagine running around talking about "(insert color) nationalists" when actually referring to people promoting segregation of citizens.
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It's amazing to see how people are fighting over city names on a YC thread. Just amazing! When we have problems like climate change and global warming to solve, please by all means let's first decide the name of the city!
This is sound strategy for the individual (if its successful) and will benefit the oldies on a macro scale as well .
Sorry to ask? What did you do to recover? Diet? Lactuloce?
> With outright banning white nationalism, they’re essentially shown us that they’re willing to play ideological kingmaker if anything enters the current news cycle that is viewed as evil.

There have been doing this since they launched. You could not post semi-nudity even for educational purposes. Remember the breast-cancer debacle? You couldn't post anything that incites violence. The list is fairly long and is often referred to as their "Community Guidelines".

Twitter has rules. Reddit has rules. Most online communities do in fact have rules of some sort and in the end it's up to humans to patrol it.
I've used both. You can use ti to move the signal specific backup over. Did this just a few days ago.
She was a lab tech in the Duke pulmonology lab under W. Michael Foster, so not a principal researcher (but listed as a middle author on several papers); the whistleblower was a colleague of hers. In regards to the settlement, a successful FCA case can result in treble damages (which, given that the plaintiff was alleging, aggressively, that some $200mm in grants were poisoned, was ... a lot). I suspect that the settlement was arrived at by negotiating down the set of problematic grants (probably those awarded or applied for after Duke became aware of the scientific malfeasance) and then adding a penalty on top of it, but the DOJ release doesn’t have detail on the specifics.
Have you ever missed payroll? When was the last time? In my case the, answer was “not recently, but..” and led to further discussions where it became obvious the company had a tenuous business model and every payday was a gamble. Literally the ceo told me this, just cause I asked.
I assume real live websites are detecting "Edge/" and applying workarounds for the old rendering engine.
>There's no problem banning those - indeed, we already have laws for that.

This is not correct. It is not illegal to be a member of, or recruit for, Atomwaffen. Its illegal to commit crimes. But associating with a group isn't a crime (for good reason!). That doesn't mean that we shouldn't take steps to keep people from associating with people who will cause them to commit crime.

Or like, should we just go whole hog and encourage MS-13 to post recruitment videos on youtube too.

As for salafism, no that's akin to something like the WBC, which while reasonably considered a hate group, hasn't been banned from anywhere as far as I know.
I think you're inventing scenarios here that are too unlikely even for a pretty corrupt country. There probably exist laws in a number of countries which would technically jail you for taking some not-explicitly-illegal job. But this is absurd. Unless you're an actual lawyer giving opinion here?
Yes, the new F-15 MAX
If white nationalism is 'later accepted as sane', I don't want to be alive in that world. But chances are, I won't have a choice in the matter.
We started out on Bitbucket due to their free tier and haven’t moved on since. Generally it does the job, but then again we’re not really using a lot of the fancy features.

To us the biggest issue is the speed. The user interface just feels slow compared to eg. GitHub.
From "Capitalist Realism" by Mark Fisher:

“[I]t is a mistake to rush to impose the individual ethical responsibility that the corporate structure deflects. This is the temptation of the ethical which, as Zizek has argued, the capitalist system is using in order to protect itself in the wake of the credit crisis - the blame will be put on supposedly pathological individuals, those’ abusing the system’, rather than on the system itself. But the evasion is actually a two step procedure - since structure will often be invoked (either implicitly or openly) precisely at the point when there is the possibility of individuals who belong to the corporate structure being punished. At this point, suddenly, the causes of abuse or atrocity are so systemic, so diffuse, that no individual can be held responsible… But this impasse - it is only individuals that can be held ethically responsible for actions, and yet the cause of these abuses and errors is corporate, systemic - is not only a dissimulation: it precisely indicates what is lacking in capitalism. What agencies are capable of regulating and controlling impersonal structures? How is it possible to chastise a corporate structure? Yes, corporations can legally be treated as individuals - but the problem is that corporations, whilst certainly entities, are not like individual humans, and any analogy between punishing corporations and punishing individuals will therefore necessarily be poor. And it is not as if corporations are the deep-level agents behind everything; they are themselves constrained by/expressions of the ultimate cause-that-is-not-asubject: Capital.”

Not that it proposes any answers necessarily. Your post just reminded me of this quote.
How about the going the other way? I'm an engineer (hydrodynamics and optimization, and econometrics way back before all that.. and.. aerospace before that) who just finished a PhD and who has been writing software professionally for a large-ish engineering-software-company for 5 years while working on said degree. I have a serious-for-an-amateur physics side habit and really want to bring my work and play closer together. At work I look after a code base that is a half million lines of ancient f77/c++ so maybe that is a factor in my wanting something new!

Any room for scientific software developer at LIGO? Gravity is a beast... I will leave it at that. But I can signal process and I am not afraid to ask stupid questions.
Looking for growth industries, I've had my eye on quantum computing and am just putting resumes together now. I'm really into differential geometry and topology but my understanding is amateurish and what I've learned of QFT, geometric physics, topology, etc., is uneven at best.

If you really are interested in software dev / data science I can ask around my company. They have a Seattle office* and a broad range of needs for different developer backgrounds --- at least when all offices are considered. Typically there is wiggle room to work from one office with a group based elsewhere. I can't guarantee anything though -- it's been hard to get anyone hired lately!

Back to gravity and such: I doubt you find anything, without physics in it, that draws you in as much as your present work, but it can't hurt to look around! How about a switch to focus on quantum computing if data science doesn't draw you? Bar that, what about numerical simulation?

*I'm not in Seattle.
reading, writing, coding, thinking, meditating... anything that is helped by quiet and solitude
In Sweden perhaps not since white and nation is analogous but in US you are going have a problem.
Definitely a tick in the box.

f35 can achieve air supremacy against men with ak47 on Toyota pickups
Wallace Sayre’s Third Law of Politics holds that “academic politics is the most vicious and bitter form of politics, because the stakes are so low.”
Simple answer? They are still teaching with what's been given to them.
Doubt it. After years of nightmarish struggling I feel well prepared to every challenge that I may face in the future (this includes health challenges by the way :-) ). In the end I realize it was always meant to be that way.

But this is your only argument why I should care about this older folks?
It depends on how transient your servers are, but you can get pretty good mileage out of a checked in known_hosts file.
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I disagree. This attitude is analogous to the US approach to healthcare, which is a compelling story until you examine one, then a few, then dozens of other industrialized countries’ implementation of health care policy.
Yes, so in this case investors are instead placing more of their capital in liquid assets, like public equities. With investors optimistic about the economy, keeping in mind that coupon rates rise during good economies, we would expect higher yield rates in the short term with optimistic investors having both the expectation that equities will outperform those bonds (so capital is allocated away from bonds) and secondly that interest rates will rise as the economy improves. This is exactly what we see when we look at the 1-mo to 1-yr bonds.

Coincidentally, the Fed just announced that interest rates aren't expected to rise this year, so we should see a decrease in the yields of the 1-mo to 1-yr bonds.
> I don't think you can be required to backdoor code in secret or held to account by the security agencies not to inform your employer.

This law gave the government the power to do just that. Details of implementing a backdoor in secret is close to impossible, as any developer would know. There was a post[1] made by "Alfie John" (alfiedotwtf) that outlines a scenario in which a developer is presented with a Technical Capability Notice (TCN).

> I do not expect you can have an extra-territorial obligation placed on your work conducted outside Australia. If you are working inside australia remotely I think its complex.

Australian citizens, regardless of their location are obliged to comply with these requests.

If you are presented with a TAR, TAN or TCN, you have the option to seek legal council in private or risk fines of up to AUD$7.3 million.

You risk imprisonment if you reveal details about the notice to anyone other than those who are included in the notice or to seek legal council (this is an exception within the law).

[1] https://twitter.com/alfiedotwtf/status/1070047303275175936
I'm pretty sure deleting User agents field will introduce another non-standard X-prefixed header.
Suppose you hold a large amount of gold. Someone invents a new method of prospecting that allows them to discover new gold deposits, deploys it successfully at scale and increases the volume of gold on the market such that gold prices decline by 2% annually relative to other commodities.

Is this person a thief? Have they stolen from you?
Speed watch TV programs that I recorded during the evening.
This is woo. It doesn't belong here. I see no research or credible data to back up these assertions.
I have been paying a great deal of attention, and it turns out that there is more than an insignificant overlap between actual "kill all Jews" Nazis and regular anti-immigration crowd.

Furthermore, as soon as the literal neo-Nazis get criticized the anti-immigration crowd either outright jumps to their defence or shrugs any concerns of. Trump's "very fine people" remark is a good example of that, or a recent article which "proved" anti-conservative bias on Twitter by pointing out that people like David Duke (former KKK grand wizard) or Richard Spencer (literal neo-Nazi who wants to forcibly eject all Jews and Blacks from US) got banned from Twitter.[1]

So, if you don't want to be treated like a duck, then don't walk and quack like one. How else am I supposed to interpret an article defending literal neo-Nazis as "Conservatives treated harshly on Twitter"? Look at the data that is presented[2], it literally includes the the American Nazi Party. Now, if you want to make the argument that we should allow these people because "muh free peach" then okay, but read that article again, it just talks about "Conservatives" and "Trump supporters" (aside: there are other problems with this "study" as well, such as not including various Liberal accounts that were banned for unstated reasons).

I also agree that sometimes anti-immigration views are brushed aside as "racist" far too quickly, and it annoys me as well. But this kind of confusion is a bed of your own making.

I am not as pro-immigration as you'd might think based on the above, I think there are some real problems caused by both legal and illegal immigration, and that they should be addressed. But it's plenty evident that the anti-immigration right has long since been infested by some very nasty people, which is doing a great disservice to anyone else, especially those with anti-immigration views.

I suggest you first take so effort to purge the toxicity before complaining about "PC".

[1]: https://quillette.com/2019/02/12/it-isnt-your-imagination-tw...
[2]: https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/88a74d_d231bdbfb13c4b9ab77422...
How much do Europeans exercise?
To remind you, people also fight over if Thanos was right on the internet.

Not everyone is supposed to talk about the big problems like climate change all the time. That's kind of boring.

My two cents though.
'Bangalore' vs 'Bengaluru' by people of Karnataka - the state of which Bangalore is capital of.

Bangalore: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=IN-KA&q=bangalo...

Bengaluru: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=IN-KA&q=bengalu...
Management at IBM is so damaged and disfunctional that this is a primary strategic intiative that consumed their top level planning. I dont see great product coming from all this.
AP CS AB looks amazing, it has everything from binary trees to proper data structures, and even Big-O notation![1]

It's sad they killed it, it looks so fun.

[1]: http://mchs.virtualbeach.com/cs/documents/AP%20Computer%20Sc...