skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> surveying and cultivating sources, visiting places, making a zillion phone calls, working with fact checkers (itself a tedious job that has little to do with the craft of writing).

I highly doubt that the average article even in prestigious news organizations (e.g. NYT, NPR, The Atlantic) goes through that level or rigor, given how frequently they cite provably false information. The overwhelming majority of the news articles I read, even from preeminent news outlets, amounts to summarizing a story that a different outlet broke. Often with several layers of indirection. I've seen plenty of stories about things posted on social media, and the author of the news articles doesn't even bother to link to the primary source. The latter is especially pernicious, it signals to me that the authors wants me to take their words at face value and not facilitate me viewing the relevant information and forming my own opinion.
No data to support this assumption, but I’d wager a good chunk of cash on more men being the perpetrators of online harassment.
Also, check out his addendum here: https://aearnus.github.io/2019/04/05/perl6-is-the-world-s-wo... ;)
So you mean our simulation doesn't bother calculating the state of empty areas on which there are few or no other dependent states which depend in a statistically significant way upon that empty state?
With a name like Foxconn what could possibly go wrong. If I were the FBI I would start looking into what was actually going on behind the scenes and the politicians involved. This seems much deeper than merely waffling on stuff. Also this is not China, it's Taiwan.
Feds take down $1B Medicare fraud scheme
Maybe it should be rephrased, but if you just want to setup WordPress on your server, the sources to WordPress and all plugins are still available in the original format somewhere, but they're not sitting on your server.
AMP is a disgusting attack on the open web, and you should be ashamed for being a part of it. You're supposed to be a search engine, not a content "curator". I really wish this kind of arrogance wasn't typical Google behavior, but here we are.
That's what I wonder since I heard of the two sensor thing. Why wheren't there 3 sensors or even more. We omit those kinds of failures for the simplest blog style websites. Feed that info into 3 flight controllers for that matter and fall back to Manual flight in case less than two agree.
Most people would say.. duh..

Isn't this obvious?

I think you missed my point, and took what I wrote too literally, without doing a deeper analysis of what my intention was.
I think their claim to be able to run at low cost on AWS would be better supported by hosting the blog on their own domain (for example on S3), instead of medium? It's also only free for the first year. Do you create a new account every year to make use of this?
You'd be surprised how even fascists can portray themselves as reasonable on their own websites, or how lacking wikipedia is on some parties.

Ballot measures only address a small subset of policies, and they don't exist in many places. From what I understand making a 360 turn on them after being elected isn't uncommon either.

So your 'informed' decision is probably just as biased as someone who bases their decision on news.
Would you say that a person would be more motivated or less motivated to learn new things every day and work insanely hard if they receive UBI, get income redistributed to them from richer neighbors, receive free goods and services, and also know that most of their wealth, if they earn it, would be taxed away?
The ECT industry is on par with the Purdue Pharmas of the world, they've lied about the terrible side effects of ECT, neglected to report to the FDA the side effects patients have experienced, and generally engaged in fraud and cover ups for the fact that ECT's purported "effectiveness" goes away once the treatments stop, while the very terrible side effects can be permanent, including amnesia, loss of motor function, etc...

The lawsuits are starting to come in and are of course beings settled out of court, because the manufacturers know they would lose in actual trial given the evidence against them is so blatant.

More details here https://breggin.com/huge-breakthrough-in-lawsuits-against-el... and here http://www.dk4law.com/blog/dk-law-group-news/other/ect-shock...
The poor may not be buying Rolex watches, but you can be sure that there are a lot of kids out there lusting after $400 basketball shoes. And you might be surprised at what counts as a luxury sometimes - liquor, steak, and other goods that even poor people can sometimes afford.

If you start taxing luxury goods, all you do is put creature comforts further out of the reach of the majority. That is regressive.
I don't even understand what the point of 996 is. I work normal hours and I find by the last hour I'm mentally done and I become totally unable to do anything more, staying extra hours would get nothing extra done.
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https://priceonomics.com/the-most-prolific-editor-on-wikiped...

His pace is at least an edit per minute, while he's editing, so it's not like he is writing complete articles. It's doing things like changing deadlinks or making grammar changes.
There are plugins that can't be compiled yet, but otherwise no limitations, unless a plugin requires you to change the PHP source code while the site is live. This isn't allowed in wpdotnet due to security reasons.

Laravel is quite close to being run, Symfony should follow soon after. Mediawiki is already tested and runs.
> Is there any objective reason not to use it

Absolutely. UI via jQuery involves heavy use of method chains each having loops and possibly nested loops. There are more direct ways to achieve UI code that execute faster, have less code to maintain, and deliver less across the wire. Those are all qualities that can be objectively measured.

Conversely, my own code is battle tested and stable and is any code that is well tested, based upon the standards, and works across supported browsers. When I read "battle tested" as a justification for a large abstraction library it sounds like you aren't testing your code thoroughly cross-browser.
The problem is not jargom, it is tone. If we criticize the ideas instead of the people we can reach an understanding. But by using "you" it becomes more personal and more inflammatory.
Reddit Down right now
Reddit seems to be down right now confirmed by https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ "Timed out while waiting on cache-pao17426-PAO"
Have you ever had someone close to you commit suicide? If so, is that truly a better outcome than undergoing ECT?

If not, then I want you to understand this: ECT is used to treat a lethal illness.
This is very rarely true, and often cited. Too many sources to get reasonable gains for cached jQuery. There was a good article breaking down exactly why this is a few years back. Mobile but someone else can probably share.
Still gives Google-owned service option to track you and collect info about what you're doing.
Yes, themes are almost certainly working, but some plugins might not if they use functions not yet implemented. Sometimes there are also bugs in the compiler still, it's only in version 0.9.
Later today, Israel's Beresheet craft will touch down on the Moon
The idea of communism is that government is your employer and you trust your government to re-distribute product of all labours fairly among all participants. Given that workers unions exist as an adversarial or at the very least opposing power to employers, they are explicitly not allowed in communism because otherwise (in theory) you hurt government's ability to meet its goals for fair redistribution. Another reason they are not allowed is because they can potentially create new workers movement overthrowing present government. Also, things like work hours, overtime, holidays are non-negotiable because now you are supposed to be working for all your comrades, not just yourself. If country happens to have only 1/10th of doctors and if doctors are now need to work 18 hours shifts, that's what they need to do for same pay.
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So these people who don't follow the news because of their privileged positions should start reading Breitbart and watching Fox News?

I'm going go out on a limb and guess that you don't just want people to read news, you want them to read news you approve of.
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While I respect that this comment is an expression of your lived experience (after all, I used the word believe so this is fair game) I am compelled to point out that when you say "of what you would need with jQuery", what you really mean is "what I would need with jQuery".

You know how there's ~3 kinds of Excel users? You have your formatted rows and columns types, people like me that can use SUM(), call APIs and know what pivot tables are... and then there are those ninjas that can implement ray-traced dungeon renderers in a cell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCeOEQVUWZ0

I'm not exactly claiming Carmack-level jQuery proficiency, but comments like yours make me wonder (optimistically) whether you've forgotten all of the amazingly useful things that jQuery can do. Ajax, selectors and CSS transitions are the Nickelback of creative possibility.

As a final note, I am excited that things which once required jQuery are now being solved by the browser and the evolving EcmaScript standard. Ideally, jQuery continues to get smaller and smaller. However, it's intellectually dishonest to claim that all of the non-jQuery techniques are as ergonomic to implement as jQuery idioms. Proof:

http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/

I do really like fetch and async/await in general, and working in React has taught me lots of cool tricks to bring back to my real projects. I think everyone should try to build something real with React, just to understand how lucky they are to have the option not to use it.
I think all it means is everyone with a smart speaker should have a sign on their front door informing all who enter that “conversations may be monitored”.

Realistically though don’t a lot of stores have cameras and mics lawfully recording for security purposes? Are they all legally obligated to post warnings?
yes.

AMP links are garbage on mobile, the very thing they're supposed to be good at.

I want the real website, and I'm using your search engine to find it. I don't want your terrible broken version of it that I'm going break out of anyways.

Tell me, how much time/data did you save me when I have to reload the real page AFTER the broken piece of garbage you sent me the first time? None. At least now you have the original link button. For a good while you had to manually extract the real url from the address bar. It's a complete joke
It’s time to think about jurisdictional data sovereignty
ECT Causes brain damage – A review of the literature
Your "safe lane splitting scenario" is compatible with my scenario, the one where you get squished flat. It's also not OK to snap off my mirror or gouge a groove in my paint.

I'm not "drifting into another lane". I'm using the space that is rightfully mine. No, I'm not going to signal. I'm not leaving my lane. The whole lane is mine; it is my safety margin.

If a truck on my right gets closer, then I will move left, and suddenly the space to the left of me becomes zero. If the vehicle on my left (not counting you) does likewise, then he isn't leaving you any room either. The gap closes to zero. You die.

You also aren't leaving room for actual emergencies, in which case I may swerve over the line. If you are in the proper position, there will be 4 to 6 feet of safety margin, or double that if you also swerve.

You claim that your behavior is safe, but there is a good reason that 98% of the states in the USA do not support it. You can lane split in Bangalore... and the insane road fatality rate tells the story of how well that works. There are more than 10 times as many deaths per vehicle in India as there are in the USA. Besides the hazard to yourself, you are causing distraction and stress to the other drivers. You may cause a crash and not even know it.
Recording implies storage. It's possible to do voice ID on device and discard any non-matched data.
I didn't say, "they could guarantee the time it takes to load for every user on every connection on every browser".

I said "they could simply measure the load time of a site when they index it." Their indexer, running from their servers could be their "reference point" for this content.
The title doesn't match what's in the article. A better title would be 'Wikipedia's editors are mostly men and they don't have an understanding of non-heterosexual ideas or people'.

It seems like editors have arguments on these topics, according to the article. Not harassment on every topic under the sun
You seem to be assuming that more education implies better informed voters which implies no Brexit.

But it was the best 'educated' voters who took the dire economic warnings of the cost of voting leave most seriously, which have since been proven false (e.g. no 800,000 lost jobs due to uncertainty post-vote).

So there's an easy argument to make that huge numbers of remain voters were just, as you put it, "unquestioning individuals that are happy to go along with whatever they are told" i.e. they were to vote remain or else economic disaster, didn't question it despite the obvious holes in this story, and did as they were told. Leave voters thought for themselves, concluded the risks were exaggerated and didn't do as they were told.
No thanks, you have just as much access to Google as I do.

Given that it's your preferred source, I'm sure you'd find lots of justifications why it's not racist no matter which article I linked you to.
Slightly more readable companies blacklist (website URLs extracted): https://pastebin.com/rP4YHr0s

Huawei is #1, with hours even worse, labeled as "9106". Alibaba is #2. Xiaomi is also there.
Being stable is a good thing but please don't conflate that with being sterile.

The mobile UX here is non existent.
As cited elsewhere in this thread, jQuery is in use on >75% of the web. The only way you don't have jQuery cached is if you don't regularly use the web.
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macOS 10.14.4 breaks IntelliJ IDEA “find actions” shortcut
I can attest seattle does in fact ticket you for jaywalking... my brother has two tickets for it. :x
For starters, I think you're being extremely cynical.

Second, unlike other news sources, HN tends to have moderate to high quality discussion. I come to HN because I tend to learn things and grow here. That's not to say that it's perfect of course, but I think you're being more than a bit dishonest when you compare HN to mainstream media news.
It’s not like he’d log into his etrade account and sell 7853256788943 shares or start selling his physical assets. This is M&A, it’s negotiated and he’d likely get a premium as the buyer would have some strategic interest
Are you saying that ISPs aren't being paid fairly today?
I agree. I work for a Chinese company in Shenzhen. There are a few software developers I cannot speak with face-to-face, but almost all are decent through text and patient enough when I need clarification. And if they are actually visiting sites like HackerNews, or contributing to StackOverflow they likely are more than proficient enough to work with.

Just be sure to double check their comments and documentation to be sure it's readable. My coworkers have always appreciated when I've helped make their stuff more readable.
Have you thought how funny it is that Amazon is using people in order to train AI to get a competitive advantage?
The W4 form should be sufficient (since it's used to determine the credit, if any, you receive per paycheck). You shouldn't need to file a 1040. Your employer would file the W-2 form which would allow the government to determine your income for the purposes of the amount of credit you receive per paycheck.
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I wonder why Bloomberg deleted this tweet https://twitter.com/socal_crypto/status/1116124732884230145?...
And yet it works.

The problem is designers and their bosses/clients. They equate design with looks. As a result, they see design as solving the problem of aesthetic. They fail to realize this is a problem which very few people care about on the web. So long as it passes the smell test of credibility, no one cares. (Excluding a handful of cases.)

As a result, we, the users, must suffer.
his net worth is calculated by taking his share of the FMV of the assets he owns. presumably, he could sell his share of the company to a buyer and he would then become liquid.
That is pretty much the way it works now using parallel construction to make up a reason to make the wiretap official.
My opinion is suicide being the better outcome than electroconvulsive therapy.

People are so irrational in fearing the unknown "death" that they'll do something barbaric to themselves and where the outcome is creating a disabled version of their former self.

Humanity is really disgusting. First, we label people with "depression" a word denoting human expression built upon a pseudo practice named psychiatry and where the majority of people being depressed just suffered poor life events. Financial problems, divorce, child abuse, social & behavioural development problems, the list goes on and the professionals receiving funding "for these victims" will just try to numb the victim's brain; to medicate the problem away.
"almost exactly the same"

http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/

I'm sorry, but with remarkably few exceptions, everything on the left is way nicer than everything on the right.
As per the end of the article, the system was brought online in 2008. So some of the components may have been manufactured in 2005/2006. Might not be much of a defense, though.
Code yellow is by its very nature a finite-duration thing. I've never been a part of one that was longer than a month. It's reasonable to not allow transfers for the duration, if it helps to resolve the code yellow IMO.
> My email is on my profile

The 'Email' field in the profile is not visible to other users. You should add it to the 'About' field.
I had this exact problem in my gas-powered rental car recently, driving between Vegas and LA. The gas stations along the 15 were hectic, and I was planning to turn off onto a more scenic route which, I imagined, would have low-key, low-traffic gas stations. Surprise--there wasn't a gas station for over 100 miles! Double surprise--there was no cell reception either!
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Most items of local news are highly relevant to a small proportion of locals. E.g. roadworks probably just affect a few % of people using that road.

Then there are shock-news stories like violent crime. How is it relevant to know some kid from my street stabbed another kid over a pack of gum? If I want to know how safe my area is I'd look at crime statistics collected over years and compare it to other areas.
Have you considered authoring code without either of those tools? Then you can independently add in the appropriate tool to adjust for efficiency. Thinking in terms of the tooling first is premature optimization. Focus on the end product first, and the correct tooling (if any) will be clear.
This must be a "thing" at lots of companies. At mine there was a surprisingly heated thread about getting rid of bottled water, which culminated with the founder and CEO telling everyone to shut up and go back to work (albeit in a more respectful wording, and it had gotten to the point where such action was warranted). The thread essentially became legend.
Which version cached?
I'm sorry but that's the equivalent of saying "This person is about to kill themselves, so let's take a bat and hit them over the head with it so they can't do that now. See, now they're doing fine, they're not killing themselves."

Would you take someone who is about to kill themselves and take a pair of live electric wires to their head to try to "cure" them? Because that's essentially what ECT is, despite all the supposed "new and improved" spiel which is marketing speak, that and they sedate you while doing it.

Inducing brain damage is not treatment.

Saying that is not denying the problems that some people are suicidal and need help. That's a very real issue.

But ECT is very real scientific fraud, often done without fully informed consent on the parts of the patients and family members, often done against and over the wishes of the person receiving ECT, and billed for thousands of dollars to insurance companies over and over again, with results that go away once treatment stops and side effects that remain for a lifetime.
Hi! I help maintain Distill's infrastructure. We'd love to find a robust solution for archival, too, but we haven't been able to think of a satisfying automatic way of providing static fallbacks to interactive diagrams. (That's why index.archive.html isn't a public feature ^_^)

If you have an idea of what we could do on our side with a fixed amount of work, please let me know! Unfortunately we can't require our third-party authors to be experts in graceful degradation. I'm sure better tooling could help, but currently have no specific inspiration.

As a fallback for your specific use case—we do actually provide a tiny bit of print styles in our CSS. Try your browser's PDF conversion/print feature; I find it often produces acceptable results. (Minus proper alignment to pages, of course. :/)
No joke, part of me believes that bathrooms (and kitchens, to a lesser degree) are the first places voice-controlled smart home tech will really take off. My place is about as smart as it can be today but it's still mostly a novelty.

Once people can perform actually useful tasks with their voice - "hey siri, turn the shower on to 40 degrees" or "alexa, preheat the oven to 300" - while their hands are full doing something else it'll kickstart the whole field.
Have just tested. I get "Failed to send tweet" if sending from Android client, and I leave in the page preview when composing the tweet.

- It works fine from web interface, problem is specific to Android
- The problem doesn't show up for "123.icu" so it seems specific to 996.icu
Thanks for this! I'm the TL for this at Google.

Re 1: The Titan-M specific flow is still rolling out, you should see your phone switch to the volume-down UI soon.

Re 2: I've flagged this and we'll look into it.
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its up for me, have you checked other sites?
The article is right but misses the biggest problem with options: the need to spend money you may never get back in order to have a chance to be paid anything. There are two ways this happens:

- You leave the company after 4 years and have 30-90 days to exercise. The exercise will cost you $20,000. The company is nowhere near an exit. Do you do it?

- When you exercise you are either immediately hit with a tax bill for NSOs or you get screwed on AMT with ISOs. You suddenly owe money to the IRS simply because the company received a very high 409A valuation just before you left. A liquidity event is nowhere in sight.

You've taken a huge gamble by joining a fledgling company that pays little with a low probability of success. You toil for years an overcome tremendous odds to just keep the company alive. But now when you leave the IRS and the company itself wants you to take a final gamble with your hard earned cash.

I used to be an attorney who drafted option agreements. Now I've been at two startups as early employees. The reason why this never comes up is because employees do not know what they are getting themselves into. The options are worth very little BY DESIGN. Unless you are among the first 5 hires, you will have no leverage to negotiate a better deal.
Nah dear HN reader, don't move the goalposts now. That's not what I said at all. And it's not true of _any_ organization. It's actually _not_ true of most companies I worked for.