skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In spite of their crutch upon Freidman-ite economics, this is one of those rare cases where Chicago boys rely on all the evidence rather than cherry-picking and thus turning a potential hard-science into BS.

A more ideal solution is to add subsidized competition. Remember how all the Republicans were railing about Obamacare's public option, about how no competition for that could ever make money? Well, force these SOBs to get creative.

Also, can we please limit our housing to humans and just banks that exist in our country? And not imvestment banks? Im getting tired of trying to buy a house, only to find some Israeli, European, Chinese, etc bank bought it, - or Bear Stearns - and will bring it back to market in 6 months at a 30% price increase for the effort of mowing the lawn.

Or worse, if that investment bank buys an apartment building or old hotel. They'll just "renovate" mostly with paint, start up a building management company, add in bougie things like concierge services, and then try to charge double the market rate.

If my future home is your investment property? I see very clearly how much you're making off me. And I'm considering other options purely out of spite.
>started to feel changes in sleep patterns at the end of my 30ies as well... from what i know my eating patterns did not change over the past 15-20 years so much.

No, but your body's abilities and stamina changed a lot...
Write from scratch, maybe. Rewrite, I don't think it will happen anytime soon. In fact, the more time it passes, the more code needs to be rewritten.

Regarding firmware, if the talk was about bare-metal embedded development, then I think Rust is the solution to a problem that no one has.

Since the food on my table comes from firmware development, I passed several days trying to understand the reasons to move to the approach described here: http://blog.japaric.io/brave-new-io/ (Embedded in Rust blog, great reading BTW).

But found little. It's a nice toy but it may be too much.
If that is the trend, then I think Rust for Embedded is the answer to a question no one asked, because in my work, if I need to set a bit into a register, I have to be sure it's fking set; not playing around "just because it may be problematic".
> I know most of the same developers went onto make Sailfish, but I've tried that and the UI doesn't feel nearly as good. :(

I still wish the best for Sailfish, but it was such a disappointment when the first device was released. I had preordered it as I loved the N9 so much, but the beauty and functionality of the UI was sadly lost. I used Sailfish for a month maybe, at which point I was convinced that it just won't be going very far without a UI/UX revamp.
Given the sheer amount of data (870 megapixels every 90 seconds for a night) you will only find or not find things you're very specifically looking for. The volume of data is simply too large for random discovery. As the article covers, looking for a very specific type of interaction, the researchers were still faced with 15,500 possible matches that they then needed to filter.
Removing people with a different skin colour from your country rather than simply murdering them all is called ethnic cleansing, and it isn't much better than outright genocide.

The fact that some white supremacists claim they would rather do that than simply kill everybody that doesn't look like them doesn't make pro-racism a valid viewpoint.

It's not a valid viewpoint anymore than pro-rape is a valid viewpoint. When you are arguing from the position of other races being lesser than you, you have lost all credibility and nobody is going to listen to you.

But you go ahead and tell me how peaceful and lovely some white supremacists are.
How about your children breathing the same air as everyone else and sharing the same planet? Cars are a small exception in the way human have been moving around.
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"in the case of a live stream on Facebook that's the user"

You need to argue that rather than just state it. I can see arguments for and against the proposition, but the facts that Facebook attaches advertising, sometimes removes content, carefully tunes their platform to maximise "engagement", and the user has no direct relationship with the receivers of the live stream, do rather suggest that Facebook is the publisher and the role of the user is more like that of someone who writes a letter to the editor that gets published in a newspaper - except, of course, that Facebook is publishing nearly everything, but I don't see that that's a fundamental difference.
The US says Chinese spies are targeting Boston for its tech secrets
And even if you CAN afford it, it's still a huge step to take - from a life of low social interaction to a foreign country to play the part of a playboy?

I mean I'd probably be up for it if I was still single, but where do you even start? Is that even legal? You'd be under some serious scrutiny if you were to go on a sex vacation to Thailand for example due to the prevalence of child abuse (and child sex tourism) there.

I do know one guy (very much a jock) who openly goes on sex vacations, not even the kind where you have to pay for it. He just gets on Tinder and does his thing. Good for him, not my thing - even if I'm a bit jealous, it's a lifestyle and a social situation I don't want to be a part of.
To me there are two important factors that explain that:

* Dating apps, not good looking people have hard time getting any match on those kind of apps, so for those that use app and don't try to meet any other girls in real life I can easily understand that they don't have sex with any girls. Also these apps tends to increase expectations of people because they see beautiful people all day.

* Porno, porno is more and more present, and more and more flexible to people tastes, so it is not uncommon to find people be more happy watching porn than having real life sex
75F is cold if there is a strong breeze blowing on you all the time. These rooms had lots of airflow.
Anaphrodisiacs in soldiers' food is an urban myth, according to https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/the-saltpeter-principle/
I don't think there's a way to readily avoid it, unless you can grow and process the crops yourself.
Organic food, afaik, more times than not is worse than run-of-the-mill industrial products so tread carefully. Unfortunately I don't have much advice to give here since I cut out gluten almost entirely from my diet.
When a House Select Committee can get Zuckerberg or Pichai in front of them to demand answers to their Cambridge Analytica questions, then I'll concede that the law can take on these corporations.

Last I noticed, best they've had is some third-party contractor for Facebook, and they had to get the serjeant-at-arms to pin him down at his hotel.

If it hits the fan and they go to take profits, nothing stopping them pulling an Amazon and taking the cash out to a subsidiary abroad.
Sure, if the digital services have a monopoly then this will occur. The thing, then, is to ensure you cannot setup monopolies like this.
TV isn't dead, it just changed, just ask Netflix.
First, I think it's interesting to put some error bars on the actual numbers. One, it's from the Post, so their pro "feminist" bias could skew toward narratives (Young men driving the decline in sex) that emphasize declining male potency. Two, this is "US people" so it's limited to one culture.

Second, to explain the effect, I offer the following two theories:

- degraded sexual endocrinology. Hormones are very important in arousal and libido so this is likely the biggest effect.

- society punishing male sexuality. The low evidence standard (in the court of public opinion) to female fake accusers, creates substantial risk for men. Under this theory, the age group effect can be explained as bigger on the young, who are still forming their attitudes about sex and observing society's discourse, than on older people who came of age in a less risky era.

It's unclear to me how "downregulating sex" by social / hormonal mechanisms is affected by the massive viewership of porn.

The other most interesting theories I think are the economic ones (changing income), because sexual biology is intimately wired with resources seeking in our brains, in ways more pronounced for women than for men.
Isn't that what was behind the growth of static site generators in the last 18 months?
I don't think there is a mechanism to restrict that. There are already countless "international" dating sites. You will get a vastly different response than from tinder as a male. Provided you select a prosperous country (your origin) and select you are looking for serious relationships.

Might be helpful for some guy to bolster their confidence. This is extremely superficial of course, so comparable with
tinder.

But: Any advice on safer sex should include "do not marry" in this case :)
One thing that's not being discussed much in this thread - having a low or declined libido is OK. There seems to be a huge social stigma or pressure - STILL - on men that they want (or should want) to get laid all the time. This is of course also pushed by the marketing teams behind e.g. viagra.
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so the only problems with solar are only caused by idiots who oppose it and regulations
I am sure assistive technologies and their users are able to 'see' the footer for what it is. But Apple do have what I 'see' as a massive amount of navigation going on down there that goes beyond a short series of links. They have the short series of links in the absolute footer too. On closer inspection of the iPhone page they are using 'nav' elements for this. However the markup is still curious to me. There are h3 tags in label elements. The document outline is sound but it looks cranky to me.

According to MDN:

Placing heading elements within a <label> interferes with many kinds of assistive technology, because headings are commonly used as a navigation aid. If the label's text needs to be adjusted visually, use CSS classes applied to the <label> element instead.

They also have the breadcrumbs for the page in the footer. I approve of breadcrumbs but there is a place for them and that is in the 'main' content. Whether you show them on visually pretty pages or not is another matter, but a global footer isn't the specific content the breadcrumbs refer to, that is in 'main'.

Now Apple clearly care a lot about their page but it also has to look great on those 32 bit ipads that don't have the latest Safari on them. So they cannot use grid layout.

If they were able to use grid layout then they would be able to have a fraction of the markup plus they could have the breadcrumbs in main at the top of the document with them appearing at the top of the footer. The visual layout could be solved with the document structure being less of a hack.

They also load images as background images when I feel they are content images, not mere decoration. By doing so they are not able to use things like srcsets and make use of data saving on phones that request that mode due to low bandwidth.

I do find these design decisions most interesting. I also appreciate that they do have to have the site work for old 32 bit ipads - particularly if those users are to buy a 64 bit ipad! Their site is undoubtedly working well and they have gone the extra mile for accessibility. However, the more you look into it, even if first assumptions are wrong (me not seeing the 'nav') the more curious it gets. I didn't spot the 'nav' elements for the sea of divs with untold class tags, labels with headings in them and 'aria' markup. If it was true design elegance then it would be simpler markup and the assistive technologies could work it all out due to clear document structure. Plus I would spot the 'nav' elements first time.
It's not actually. Most digital cameras pick up infrared light, especially cheaper ones. Maybe not professional cameras, which might have an IR filter for better color accuracy. The filters are not cheap and IR doesn't affect the image quality all that much.

Try it out; point your TV remote at your smartphone camera and push the buttons. You might be able to barely see the light with your eye in dark conditions, but the blinking pattern should be bright and easy to see through your phone.
Do you also introduce yourself like:

Hi! I'm Bob, not a murderer.

Otherwise, how people will know that you haven't killed anyone?
I only have an iPhone 5, it works with the front camera. The back camera has an IR Filter.
Generally I agree, but I don't think that this applies to nutritionfacts.org.
The website is not by a single individual with commercial interests. All revenue from the book goes to his foundation, which runs the website. And the book has round about 100 pages of references.
Here is a video where he explains how he does his research and how the videos are created: https://nutritionfacts.org/video/behind-the-scenes-at-nutrit...
>Unlike coal or nuclear, renewables are easily scaled down

beacuse they stop working
So yeah, change the law. Hold the posters accountable. Why Facebook? That's absurd
It dosen't compare to vita.

size of Vita is more comfortable for portable gaming, and it is way more comfortable to play than Switch(controller ergonomics aren't great in Switch).
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I think its got a linear actuator inside instead of a vibrator motor, you can feel so much of the UI.
Are you sure those are Apple circuit boards? When and what boards used blue solder mask?
The act is illegal. Should we penalize police for not being able to stop this action?

How is the information about the act illegal?
Yes, they absolutely do. How is this even a question? You don't cure a drug habit by giving the person more money cause they'll just buy more drugs. You don't cure a reckless driver by given them a faster car. You don't cure a reckless spender by letting them spend more. It's not even a question you would contest if there was something on the line for you except defending your ideology

> state care

Of course child welfare services (Jugendamt) is on the case. They gave her a case worker that used to stop by to make sure it didn't get too bad. Of course she thought the job of that person was to Nany her son so she went through about three case workers in as many years. Btw, she picks fights with everyone. But the state of Germany is (rightfully) very reluctant to take kids away. Even with this amount of neglect it's hard to be sure that fostering the kid would produce better results plus we have double sordid history with this kind of thing. [1] [2]

Doctors tell her in no uncertain terms what she needs to do but wouldn't you know it, she always reacts exasperated "how dare he say it's not normal that a child doesn't call for his mommy at 2 years old, I DID EVERYTHING RIGHT.". She feels like she is a perpetual victim of all these people who are really trying to help her.

> I have no doubt that you are misinformed.

I am perfectly informed as I get near daily updates on this case. I am going to be honest, knowing this person has absolutely shifted my view from a systemic one to a personal one. You can't make a welfare system that can fix this. It's literally better to have none at all because any welfare system is just paying people like her to become ever more useless and degenerate.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebensborn
[2] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/aug/22/germany-cold-w...
You do have a point - all the adversarial attacks on ML models rely on full adversarial control on the inputs, which probably isn't the case with medical records. If there was unconstrained access to a patient's MRI scans by an adversary, then I don't think adversarial attacks on the ML diagnostic models are the biggest problems you'll face.
OP here. Sorry, I don't quite get your point.

I'm arguing that you can find product-market fit faster by doing sales than marketing, because doing sales allows you to gather more (and more useful) information from your target audience faster than marketing does (binary yes/no responses).
> People who want to write "beautiful code" are not role models, don't listen to them. They are vain and not productive.

Your thoughts seem to be very subjective. I hope you don't write your code as naive as you wrote this comment.

I code for over 30 years now. It has always been my desire to write beautiful code that reads well, scales well, has no bugs and performs good. Does this makes me a vain imposter and not capable? At this very moment I am working on a total rewrite of an unmanageable codebase that was written by a very 'productive' guy.
iPhones on China have interesting "hacks" to comply with laws (GPS has some restrictions: http://nowiknow.com/the-problem-with-chinese-gps/), and they're not allowed to have the Taiwan flag emoji.

I also noticed the other day that Google Maps shows static images for S. Korea (not the fancy WebGL stuff). Also due to laws.
Only startups with nothing to lose would take this deal.
so what about websites that only deal in "harmful" content?
Quinoa is great, as are lentils and corn. You can also get lots of different types of cous-cous made using legume flour. Those are my go to's if I want to add something grain like to my meals. I've experimented with some others like Teff and Amaranth, but they still made me feel sluggish and restless.
In my (limited) experience, I see women separating the two. They have sex with the unavailable stud and have the relationship with some beta guy or their girlfriends.
It seems like the number of telescopes are a limiting factor in astronomy, and while expensive, new telescopes seem to be a straightforward way to get interesting new results. It is unfortunate that researchers have to wait for telescope time like computer scientists had to wait for computer time back in the day.
I’d like to see the same data collected where sex work is legal.
Still, for all its negative sides, is the best approximation of a portable and reliable "just work" document format.
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That's only if the hidden camera is actually using an infrared led / led array. Also you might have better luck using the front camera because it is more sensitive to IR.
That study is problematic: https://www.cebm.net/2016/06/cebm-response-lack-association-...

And just one? Lots of studies showing the opposite.
yes, Nova Launcher since 6 years and counting. Everytime I change phone maker, I keep installing it
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This may be hard to hear depending on your experience, but some companies need to develop code over decades. When the problem is not money but ability to maintain, delivering a poc one month earlier is not always a competitive edge.
Yp, brain uses tremendous amount of energy so there's a cost. Use too much of it to build the brain and you starve...use too little and same result since you're outsmarted. Rinse repeat until it's perfected.
Not everyone is unhappy. The top men are happy because they get a lot of easy sex. Many women are happy because they can spend their twenties having sex with very desirable men, and then settle down with an average man in their thirties
OP here, "why on earth" was in context to the talk. At said talk the person assumed the audience generally want r^2 to hold, but did not mention that r^2 should preferably hold (for the reasons posted in other comments).

In fact, the scope of the talk was much different. It mainly was to explain how we are looking for dark matter. Of course, this slightly diffirent topic is still very interesting. It happens to be confusing, though, for a person that may prefer theory extension over empirical extension (in their own research).
this is the end result of news titles such as "facebook elected trump", "facebook caused genocide", "facebook is at fault in New Zealand", "facebook caused Brexit".
> Im actually glad that the author pointed out that once you log in somewhere that will track you, that connection is associated with you.

Exactly, and it's usually a cookie or some sort of persistent storage. I use a VPN, but I use it at the router level. https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Linux_Router_with_VPN_on_a...

I know my ISP logs my metadata (by law), whereas I trust that my VPN provider does not.

Essentially VLAN2 all traffic is routed direct to my ISP, and VLAN3 all traffic is routed to VPN. My machine normally sits in VLAN3. I make sure not to log into anything social media related or tied to my real identity.

If I need to do banking, Facebook or something like that I'll use a device in VLAN2 (a separate computer).

All phones and devices like that are broadcasting information anyway so those are in VLAN2 as well, unless they are devices with LineageOS and no Google Apps.

> A vpn is not a cure-all. It is only as private as you're willing to make it. If you want to pirate movies and chat on facebook at the same time, you're probably gonna have a bad time. What you do is absolutely a part of your advertising/tracking profile.

See in this scenario I would have a system in VLAN3 that I use for my downloading, and another computer in VLAN2 that is used for the facebooking. I use a hardened browser with https://github.com/ghacksuserjs/ghacks-user.js that hardens the browser and helps against fingerprinting.

I also use a number of addons, for various purposes

That requires hardening. Currently I use

* CleanURLs https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/clearurls/ (remove UTM and parameter tracking)

* CSS Exfil Protection https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/css-exfil-protection/

* Decentraleyes https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/decentraleyes/ (prevent tracking via CDN)

* Firefox Multi-Account Containers https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/multi-account-containers/ (used for sites to keep me logged in)

* HTTPS Everywhere https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/https-everywhere/

* Redirect AMP to HTML https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/amp2html/ (no to AMP)

* Temporary Containers https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/temporary-containers/ (Prevents tracking via ETags and other things like IndexDB)

* uBlock Origin https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/ublock-origin/ (block adverts)

* uMatrix https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/umatrix/ (block 1st party JavaScript)
Can someone give me a source of it?
I used to think like you wrt the social media conditioning, however now that I've experienced IBS on myself I changed my outlook on it. I am sure that there are people who eat specific diets just because it is a fad and they get conditioned into it by their social circles or influencers they follow, however I am also now quite sure that some of these conditions are very real and people suffer quite a lot because of it (and not necessarily in a physical way but through a very high psychological burden also).

I can tell you from my personal experience (YMMV etc.) that I was able to eat anything and everything without a single problem whatsoever until my early twenties. I was the type of person to eat a kebab at 4am and then go straight to bed and sleep like a baby, now even thinking of doing something like that makes me feel sick. Some of it might be due to aging, certainly, and the doctors I've spoken to have also suggested that increased level of stress might've had something to do with it (which ties in nicely with the gut-brain link), but still what I experienced is that from a certain point forward I wasn't able to eat most foods anymore without feeling really sick (and this has been diagnosed as being IBS, which is truly just a catch-all for gastroenterologists when they don't know what the fuck is causing you problems). From my experience going forward I don't think that it's triggered by very specific foods or stress by themselves, and I've come to the conclusion that it must've been something systemic that I did that led to this outcome (i.e., eat small amounts of glyphosate every day multiple times a day for years).

I think we should really take better care of ourselves and at least explore these potential risks very carefully before dismissing everything as a social media fad / zoomer thing