skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You will need a lot of frames then. I would reconsider saying he rarely use a negative adjective about Apple's products. Take a look at Siri and you will see that he considers it bad and a failure.
https://daringfireball.net/2016/10/mossberg_siri

You will find others if you take just a little bit of time.
There's a couple of reasons to care about people accessing pornography while at Westminster.

1) There's a long running problem of absue and harassment at Westminster. Staff describe abusers viewing porn in front of them, or sending them porn.

2) They're at work, and they're paid from public funds. They're always banging on about "efficiency" in other workplaces (education, healthcare, law-enforcement) so the hypocrisy is a bit hard to take.
I've talked to some people that didn't seem so much white supremacists as pro-white. They were mostly concerned about the willingness for society to ignore attacks on white people while vilifying the smallest transgressions against other groups.

I've also seen the violence from the masked, hard-left types while never any initiated from the other side. At least in some parts of the US. I can't speak for what occurs in Europe.
Sort of not surprising, Seneca was fabulously wealthy and politically powerful.
Author here: I currently actually use it underneath runit to group processes that must live and die together. runit itself doesn't have good support for this sort of grouping.

I also use it for grouping stuff together while developing multiple servers that depend on eachother, it is nice to be able to ctrl-c all of them and restart them together in the right order.
* Erase creds from your repo's history with the BFG[1]

* GitHub scans public repos for API keys[2]. Why is it alerting the service provider, and not the owner of the repo?

[1] https://rtyley.github.io/bfg-repo-cleaner/

[2] https://help.github.com/en/articles/about-token-scanning
Hopefully there is room for a third, 'My duty is to go where fate leads me and fulfil the role I find myself in, in order to provide for the betterment of society'

Revelling in your success or stagnating in your failure doesn't feel very stoic to me.
As a counterpoint I would say that the old people that in that high level language called C, (real men use Punch cards ;) ), had no clue about user interfaces, developer productivity, used waterfall models for planning, and in general, creating something that was somewhat horizontal and useful ended up being a titanic task, and also with crazy price tags. Wait let me write that client/server software again using CORBA :(.
Hospital using drones to fly blood samples between buildings
I've met some lifelong friends by going to the same cafe every morning. Both people working there and other customers.
And notably, all the build slots for the A320neo family are sold for the next few years; I believe an order today won't be delivered till 2022 (and if you have other aircraft going off-lease, especially if some other airline is taking them on, you might not be able to wait). And you won't order today, because sales take time.

If you have a delivery date prior to that for the 737 MAX, you may well just want to wait and hope everything gets rectified before your delivery.

Boeing also have an incentive to shift their product, and with their negotiating position weakened will likely offer to sell their product for a lower price than they currently would to customers who already have 737s.
It sounds like the creepy female changeling from Deep Space Nine but with a slight British twang.
> I've also seen the violence from the masked, hard-left types while never any initiated from the other side.

In Europe and the US the main sources of terrorism are i) the far right, ii) Islamic extremists, and then a long way behind iii) animal rights and environmental extremists.

If you haven't seen far-right violence it's because you're not looking. It's pervasive.
Nope, sorry. US politics have made me develop a reflex disdain for anything new named like that.
> Because we don't see scores of bodies piled up motivated by the message of those groups.

You leave Islam out of this.
> They also wake up earlier than common folk, exercise and eat better than common folk, and so on. All of which are easy when you have personal chefs and a big entourage to take care of "details" like washing the dishes, taking the kids to school, preparing your clothes, making breakfast, and so on...

Marrying the right person and having close family and friends nearby covers all of that regardless of income level. If you live your life as an island then money can buy a lot of those things but IMHO that’s going to be a sad life.
> ... someone who uses flight simulators. This is not credible journalism.

When talking about "instrument-rated", this most likely means a real rating certification. As for the flight simulators, best class "Full Flight Simulators" actually allow for zero "real" flight time for type rating transfers, as well as being actually used for the required regular training of airline pilots (per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_flight_simulator)
Seeing that the newest phone that doesn’t support the latest version of iOS was released in 2012, I don’t see a problem with Apple deprecating older versions of iOS.
End of Operation of Wow Air
>expendable, stealthy drones acting as missile trucks

The 70s called and want their cruise missiles back.

The type of weapon you're describing already exist and are widely used. They are commonly launched by missile destroyers, submarines or large bomber aircraft behind the front lines. You still need a manned fighter at the front lines to find targets to shoot at.
I'm making no such defense. But since you are no longer being rational at this point I'll just say that speech is used to communicate your identity, and to ignore that idea is more harmful than to understand it.
I was thinking 'faulty airframe' was a bit over the top. OK the stall characteristics seem not ideal but I'm sure a lot of planes have aerodynamics that are not ideal in places. I'd be happy enough flying in one if they turn off the MCAS gizmo.
Thanks for sharing the comparison!
People used your app to rob ships on high seas?
Germany allows it to, but only in case of dual citizenship and people returning from ISIS-supportive groups in foreign countries.
Thanks :)
Dedalus and Bloom language looks pretty neat.

http://www.neilconway.org/docs/dedalus_dl2.pdf

I wonder why anyone hasn't put significant effort in it and make it mainstream.
The processes are still running natively. The most common overheads would be due to network and storage driver and those can be mitigated with some simple settings. The Docker daemon is more or less a process supervisor at this point.
Soon you'll also be required to offer your guests reusable toilet paper. Every little bit helps.
VPNs, torrents and games all run over UDP and torrent software loves to saturate your connection. They could well have blocked all UDP (except DNS).
Wouldn't that be the responsibility of the water company which is civil engineering
I upvoted you because I truly believe this is today still a serious problem, but I also want to defend the complete opposite views because I believe they can lead to a better solution.

There is a publicly recognized stereotype of gay man (essentially Jack from Will & Grace) which is not a faithful depiction of many homosexual men, I find wrong to assume that it is indeed faithful (all gay man are like that and vice versa). What I think will be a solution to this prejudice is not negating the stereotype but divorcing it from the actual sexual orientation of the individual.

I believe that many heterosexual males would be more comfortable with a more effeminate personality and that an homosexual can be at any point of the "virility" spectrum, still the spectrum exist.
When I was young, a friend of mine sawed a chip in two for this.

It was rather old and had small golden wires everywhere that connected stuff, they made it look like some ancient tech.
Is it really "meaningful" to chop trees instead of using petroleum for single use items? I don't know exactly, but the impact difference on trash in the ocean will approach zero.
Trains cause traffic congestion on the train tracks. Trains already stop each other, to take turns on tracks when there are single tracks going through an area with more than one train. Trains have entire dispatch offices to manage where each train is, how long their operators have been working, and have to fit very tight regulations, sometimes even stopping trains to switch people out when their regulated working time is maxxed out.

For the most part, this all works smoothly. But the idea that you can just throw more trains on the tracks without impacting even their own traffic isn't seeing the big picture.
why not using Modern C++ or Java 12 or PHP 7.3 for modern stack?
Sure, lots of people install custom browsers because they don't like the standard ones, myself included. Fennec (Firefox but from f-droid) is super slow, Chrome is not an option for privacy, but Lightning[1] is fast and has most of the features I want so that's what I use at the moment. It might be vulnerable for something, but I'm taking my chances with some lesser-known browser versus having the pain of a super slow browser all the time. This is also one of the reasons I don't have a banking app installed or have ssh keys on my phone or something: my phone is just not as trusted as my laptop.

I remember that UC is one of the ones I looked at, probably even installed to try it out.

Edit: sibling comments mention popularity in India or Asia, but I'm from the Netherlands. My brother also has a habit of finding custom things (independently from me), sometimes quite questionable apps... it's not just asians that install non-google apps.

[1] https://f-droid.org/en/packages/acr.browser.lightning/
Download More RAM
As an aside, I find chips that have been covered in epoxy really annoying. Not only are they really difficult to remove, but even before that they don’t have the typical markings on their casings that serve to identify them and tell you whether they’re interesting to pursue…
BBC podcasts on third-party apps
In large orgs there would also be some kind of security team which would have input on the CVEs. Cisco does have them. It sounds like they were not involved at all here for some reason.
I've learned Ada at uni - while I didn't appreciate it at that time, probably currently (almost 10 years later) I'd find it more interesting. Fact that your application doesn't compile if you don't write assertions validating it certainly has gained more appeal to me.
This may be very interesting but I won't read it because of the illegal forced opt-in to advertising tracking, etc.
If a developer in Apple has access to the signing keys for iOS and can decrypt anything at all on a production device, then Apple is totally screwed.

It simply cannot work like this, because a single rogue employee can (and would have by now) posted it on a forum/wikileaks/something, simply because they could.
Waking up early and getting things done is a matter of self discipline. I had trouble with all of those things until I started going to bed early with my son and wife. Before that I stayed up late and was tremendously tired all the time. Now I wake up at 6 AM without an alarm and just automagically get shit done and have left over time for my side projects, fixing the house etc.
Not only were China, USSR, and North Korea supplying MiGs, they were training pilots, providing logistical support, manning AAA batteries, and in the case of the North Korea, flying combat missions [1].

The point isn't necessarily to be able to wage a conventional war against Russia or China. Other countries, like Iran or Syria, potentially have access to the same weapons systems.

[1]: "Spartans in Darkness: American SIGINT and the Indochina War, 1945-1975", pp. 261-263. https://www.nsa.gov/Portals/70/documents/news-features/decla...
https://migflug.com/jetflights/the-combat-statistics-for-all...

Not a definitive combat record of all modern jets by any means and one could argue that many of the losses of MiGs from export client states were due to poor training, poor maintenance, outdated/inferior export models or having to fight Israelis constantly ;) But then again, when Russian and Israeli pilots went head to head [1] the Russian fighter planes did not really hold their own there either.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Rimon_20
I though stealth as a concept was near obsolete due to cheap passive radar becoming feasible for about everyone? I didnt know they still built planes for this concept.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passive_radar
And remember that on the Boeing 737 Classic and NG that the engine nacelle has been non-circular and been running with smaller fans than other aircraft with similar engines: engine size isn't a new problem with the MAX, it's been a problem since the move to high-bypass engines.
"Nice user network you have there. Be a shame if something happened to it, eh?"

- Always yours, Microsoft.
I'm using a very similar stack! I've built 20 devices using the PMS5003, Spec Sensors O3 digital gas sensor, and a cheap GPS module connected to an ESP32. 6 have been mounted in the field (more coming soon!). They report sensor readings via LoRaWAN to a public-facing dashboard visible here: https://graqm.org

Devices being tested at an EPA air quality monitoring station: https://imgur.com/a/joQvj

Desktop version: https://imgur.com/a/yT1IK
Yes, but we’re discussing the pope here not a priest.

Surely you’d have a direct line to the Vatican if you had the pope as an advisor, no?
I've been trying to read Marcus Aureleus for a few years, but it feels like wading through a swamp and I generally give up after 10 pages. Any recommendations for an annotated version for today's readers?
The question is what percent of total scams were caught and fined, since for the people committing them, it’s a total fines / total profit across all scams calculation. Additionally, the fines come out of company money, and presumably, executives have a network to fall back on so losing their job isn’t likely an issue.
I should also clarify that conceptually, even if you keep your copy of the tzinfo database obsessively up-to-date, you could still experience what appear to be retroactive updates, per the "Theory and Pragmatics" document from the tzinfo project [1].

That's because some governments are pretty sloppy about announcing their timezone changes in advance. It's compounded by the tzinfo DB being maintained by volunteers (who can't spend their lives obsessively gathering timezone change announcements the instant they're made), and the lead time necessary for software projects to update their tzinfo instances [2].

So, while retroactive changes may not be consciously made often or ever, it's certainly an effect that happens in practice.

1: https://data.iana.org/time-zones/theory.html#accuracy
2: https://codeofmatt.com/on-the-timing-of-time-zone-changes/
You can pull the ripcord if you like, but I said nothing irrational. Some may purposely choose to express aspects of their identity through vocalization—I don’t disagree—but counter examples abound.
Your argument basically boils down to- we need specialized aircrafts depending on the mission. However, the F35 was exactly created to circumvent this- to have a aircraft that can fullfill any aircraft mission and excell in it. It was supossed to be the swiss-pocket knife of airplanes.

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/wnjvb9/the-us-air...
>Marrying the right person and having close family and friends nearby covers all of that regardless of income level.

Provided your spouse doesn't need to work too. And that you're OK not helping her with the stuff. And even then, you've just shared the duties, not eliminated them from your life to some servants that just do anything and you don't owe them nothing but an insignificant amount of your money.

In communal traditional societies the above is easier. In modern city life this is all but lost for the common folk.
https://www.lawfareblog.com/ted-cruz-vs-section-230-misrepre...

There's good legal arguments for why online publishing is excluded
Ask HN: Anyone familiar with medical software regulations and certifications?
Is Tel Aviv next?
The pays are locked, the bonuses are usually not.

There may be a sign-up bonus (rarely) or a golden parachute (even more rare), but the whole idea of the bonus is to be tied to the company performance.
The first time they gave me a bunch of morphine post-op, a nurse kept wondering by. After a few checks, getting slightly more in explicit, I asked "why". She explained that there was a fair likelihood of hallucination with the drug, but if they warn people in advance it is significantly more common.

There is obviously more risk to unexpected hallucination, but always some risk if it happens. I still think it's a really interesting risk minimisation proposition.
People who don't move out aren't increasing supply but they also arent competing with other people seeking new apartments so they aren't increasing demand either. It's net neutral.

Unless you're talking about the people forced on to the street or out of the city entirely by rising rents...?
I love to quote Beauvoir's plato page [1], which is particularly well written I find (emph mine), and relates very well to what you've just brought up:

"Before The Second Sex, the sexed/gendered body was not an object of phenomenological investigation. Beauvoir changed that. Her argument for sexual equality takes two directions. First, it exposes the ways that masculine ideology exploits the sexual difference to create systems of inequality. Second, it identifies the ways that arguments for equality erase the sexual difference in order to establish the masculine subject as the absolute human type. Here Plato is her target. Plato, beginning with the premise that sex is an accidental quality, concludes that women and men are equally qualified to become members of the guardian class. The price of women’s admission to this privileged class, however, is that they must train and live like men. Thus the discriminatory sexual difference remains in play. Only men or those who emulate them may rule. Beauvoir’s argument for equality does not fall into this trap. She insists that women and men treat each other as equals and that such treatment requires that their sexual differences be validated. Equality is not a synonym for sameness."

[1] https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/beauvoir/

EDIT: from an artistic point, imagining what a sexless voice would sound like is an interesting project !
I always had the impression that stoic virtues mandate that someone who has power to bring change and improve the lives of others also has a duty of doing so.
I guess the problem with any philosophy is that humans tend to pick and choose the parts that are convenient.
In any case, I still think stoicism teaches invaluable skills in today's society.
I tend to agree, it sounds more like a woman's voice to me. I guess some people will hear a man's voice. It will be like "the dress is blue/yellow".

Case and point, this is probably not perceived as "neutral" but either male or female, which kind of defeats the point.

As a side note, it doesn't feal natural at all, which is a big downside in term of acceptance.

In term of objectives, I consider the fact that the vast majority of vocal assistants have female voices more of a symptom rather than a cause, specially since they are not (yet) ubiquitously used in homes. It's more indicative of deeper issues in our societies regarding gender equality. On a very simple level, it's a basic reflection to the fact most human secretaries and assistants are women.

I would love to see as many voice assistants using male voices as ones using female voices. Jarvis in the "Iron Man" series kind of proves this can be done. Pushing for a neutral voice is more of a band-aid.
If it's about efficiency, every activity is an issue, from shopping online to reading news.
I also believe that Parliment outlawed porn / made it more difficult to access recently.
> since you are no longer being rational at this point

I am not who you are answering to. I don't think purple-dragon is being irrational here, you initial comments were easy to misunderstand and negative stereotypes of homosexuality are still a problem today. Assuming goodwill I actually think that your comment had nothing wrong in it (assuming you do not actually think that that flight attendant "must" be gay or that all gay behave like that), still purple-dragon is not wrong either in reading it as a negative depiction. Internet conversations are just hard...
HTTPS isn’t always as secure as it seems
The law is about personal data, not about any old 'data storage'.
Verification vs. Validation in Practice
Thankfully there are countries where Engineer is still a proper word, not something that you are allowed to call yourself after a 6 month bootcamp.
> One possibility is incompetence. But Boeing engineers are smart people, so I'm not convinced by this.

That's still a possibility. Stupid decisions can emerge out of smart people.

Boeing is huge, and what they develop is incredibly complex. There are a lot of people with differing level of competence, ethics, and goals.

For example (I am not saying that happened), the engineers designing MCAS didn't expect incorrect AoA data, thinking the checks were done elsewhere. At the same time, the "sensors" team thought that raw, unchecked data was expected. The integration guy didn't read the specs correctly (sometimes, it comes down to a single word), didn't catch that, and checked the OK box. His manager, focused on a more pressing issue took that as granted and it went to production.

It is possible that the engineers did an excellent work, but didn't question the specs they had. The integration guy is normally super reliable but he just had a bad day. And his manager handled the other problem beautifully and overlooked the MCAS/AoA because, normally, the integration guy is reliable. A series of small mistakes that ended up in a catastrophe.

There are a lot of safeguards but the complexity is so high that sometimes, something goes through. Especially if the company is under pressure.
They're protected by the US first amendment, unconditionally so given that online websites by design work through publishing. You can't compel them to host unwanted speech.

As for liability, here's why the laws intentionally shield them;

https://www.lawfareblog.com/ted-cruz-vs-section-230-misrepre...

And finally, there's nothing forcing you to use them. Convenience (or lack of it) is not a sufficient argument for regulation.
Although these are gimmicky the sort of route of approaching the problem from what would a machine or non-human AI voice sound like would actually get you the goal of a Genderless Voice.

As it stands Q isn't genderless it's just gender non-conforming, which is a great alternative but I'd like to see some work into an actual "AI" voice rather than these voice assistants that try to imitate a human on the gender spectrum.
For me the solution was to install software that dims and shifts the screen colors to red with time.

It makes me sleepy at around 22:00, so I just go to bed, and wake up naturally at about 6:30.

Before that I often stayed late and realized when it was already 1:00.
Any chance it's people who are stoic have a higher chance of moving up to become reach and powerful?
From what I read it's a bit different. At high AoA the airspeed sensor doesn't work very good, therefore at high AoA the computer indicates that the airspeed is unreliable.

The failed AoA sensor indicated high AoA, so the computer indicated unreliable airspeed.
Quitting assumes the possibility of finding a job around the corner and not having people that depend on you.