skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think this isn't really a failing as there will be custom data types as well, in our system we make use of interval ranges for describing age limitations tied to products we're working with (like [3 months,15 years]) this is already into the realm of non-standard postgres typing and asking JSON to support it would be silly - as other comments have mentioned this is really where you should be defining your own rules.
Yes, according to the NSA. Not surprisingly they're usually pretty coy about the details, which makes it hard to independently verify some of their claims. for example:

NSA, over a two-year period, used Section 702 to develop a robust body of knowledge about the personal network of an individual providing support to a leading terrorist in Iraq and Syria. This "leading terrorist" practiced strict operational security, and thus it was necessary to study the target by identifying key operatives throughout his network to understand not only the plans and intentions of the terrorist leader, but also to attempt to track his movements. Section 702 collection provided the necessary information for tactical teams to conduct a successful military operation, removing the terrorist from the battlefield. This information was critical to the discovery and disruption of this threat to the U.S. and its allies.
https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/digital-health/software-...

https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/ivd-regulatory-assistanc...
> What about Romeo and Juliet? What about the Bible ( Jesus )? What about Socrates? Our cultural icons committed suicide.

Jesus didn't commit suicide; sacrificing yourself for others is quite different from deciding you don't want to live anymore.

As to your other two examples, what of them? Maybe reading Romeo and Juliet is an unhealthy thing for depressed people to do. Has anybody studied that? "[New thing] can't be bad because [old thing like it] exists" isn't an argument.

It's also possible that watching a movie that's entirely about suicide, with dramatic music and visuals, has more of an emotional effect than reading a play that includes suicide.

> So we do simply block everything anyone can say is bad for a small segment of the population?

I wouldn't say "let's use the law to censor this". But I wouldn't celebrate, promote, or support it, either.
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How did Jesus commit suicide?
Facebook isn't obligated in any way to lay out their value prop in clear terms for users as you suggest. If users don't find their service valuable, they won't use it. Clearly that's not the case.

The value prop for advertisers is obvious. Without Facebook, thousands of small businesses (delivering great services) would be much smaller or out of business.

The value prop for users is manifold. To name a couple, without Facebook, people wouldn't connect and interact with people outside their proximal social circles. These otherwise lost connections often lead to strong healthy friendships, relationships, and/or partnerships. Many people also derive satisfaction from an entertainment perspective through Facebook whether that be through gossiping, viewing cat memes, or playing games. Though you may find these to be unimportant, that's you projecting your value system on someone else.

To say that Facebook's existence is a net negative to society requires some fundamental assumptions around what is valuable. For example, if all you value in this world is privacy, then of course Facebook is detrimental. If what you value is family, entertainment, and pleasure, Facebook is probably of great benefit.
>you can't publish performance metrics without approval

Curious to know if anything knows if that's actually enforceable. The GPL gives you permission to use an distribute a program and code. I can see where if you got your copy straight from RTOS, they can enforce that clause. But, to me, the GPL seems to give everyone the right to distribute the source without that clause. And it seems to explicitly forbid the addition of additional licensing terms:

You may not impose any further
restrictions on the recipients' exercise of the rights granted herein
Could have multiple clock sources on earth that produce the clock signals for the satellites. So a satellite could get an accurate time if it locked onto a few ground based sources.

Just with that volume and density of satellites, kinda begs some lateral thinking.
Maybe. But I think it is mainly due to expensive ass consultants selling management the idea of deriving deep insights out of terabytes of application logs. And since it is about big data so big hardware seems natural to management. Regarding OO Specialists I remember in J2EE heydays stodgy Weblogic/Websphere tools would take 2GB RAM when 256MB was more of standard. So management would approve this configuration for important enterprise projects done in J2EE.
My mistake, sorry!
And interesting dedication to a large venture.
It's likely that the massive surveillance infrastructure isn't for looking for certain words but to link individuals together and build graphs to explore relationships. During a wiretapped call that investigators are listening in on, a name in dropped. That name could then be run through the NSA's databases to produce not just how the target knows the new person but who that new person knows. There could be an entire terror cell operating totally unknown but unless something links one of the members to terrorism, all of those guys could just be a bowling club for all anyone knows.
I do, sometimes, to get them started specially into hard wood (not necessarily hardwood), from there a driver will take over.
Despite the issues listed below, I believe this will be the future of such classifications.

In the future your doctor will have an image scanner in their office and you'll get 'really cheap' diagnosis of this to back up the doctors opinion.

Then you'll go for biopsy etc..
Few days ago i found this https://getpolarized.io Mind Blown. May be this will help you. The author has plans for voting, but is not available currently. But still its so cool software for whoever wants to study for life.
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By that example, it sounds like "after a while" would be "a couple weeks". That's a short enough timeframe to piece together "oh darn, this happened because we went into that scary place with all the jagged rocks and took the curse of that strange land back with us". Maybe that particular village is doomed, but villages do communicate/trade with other villages and could spread the word that "hey, we visited this weird place with jagged rocks and a couple weeks later we all got crazy sick, so like, don't go there".

Soon enough, the Curse of the Jagged Land will become part of the local folklore/religion, at which point Mission Accomplished. Worst-case, you might see an uptick in animal and/or human sacrifice at the site to appease the God of Plutonium.
You can't really complain about that, it happens.
I was listening to the MZ’s keynote and it felt to me that the facebook groups moving towards more like the concept of subreddits, although with limited functionality (like moderating)
It's not that the world "needs" Facebook. The world wants Facebook. Facebook is a social network and people want to use social networks, for various reasons. Facebook happens is the biggest social networks. That's the value proposition. Everything else is pretty much irrelevant.

> My take is that the value of Facebook is zero in the best case, and possibly a net negative for society at large and for individuals.

You could confidently make the same claim about alcohol and cigarettes, yet both of these are good business.
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I'm just puzzled about how law enforcment is apparently at a dead end. Why can't PATLive be subpoenaed to provide information about one of their clients who's breaking the law?
Another comment has already provided a pretty solid refutation of your argument, but I have to ask: Why in the world do you think that the implied premise of Facebook redesigning one of its surfaces (for the 100th time..) is that the world needs it?
Thank you for sharing your story - glad to hear you are doing better now. I truly appreciate people who are open about their mental health journey because of how much help and validation it can offer others.

Sending positive vibes your way!
As a lifelong teetotaler, one thing I've consistently found strange is how much other people seem concerned by me not drinking at social events. This seems consistent with the conclusions of the study.

Some people want to make sure that I'm "having fun". Apparently "having fun" is a euphemism for drinking. No matter how many times I tell them that yes, I am enjoying myself, this doesn't satisfy some people.

Some people seem concerned that because everyone else is drinking, if someone does something stupid then I'll remember it. I don't know what to say about this other than that I don't particularly care if you do something stupid as long as it's not dangerous.

And then there are the people who believe that my not drinking means that I judge those who do. I don't care if you drink any more than if you put ketchup on your fries. Sure, if you drank a gallon of ketchup I'd be concerned, but most people don't, so I'm not concerned.

There are those who'll comment on me as if I'm some sort of oddity. Well, I guess I am, and this is never said as a bad thing in my experience, so I'll take it.

Admittedly, I'm old enough that most people don't care, but I'm still surprised by those who do.
Same idea was used between satellite and ground, wave was used as a memory that could be reused when back to station.
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Very little incremental leeway for digital content. It's much more that relatively few copyright owners are much interested in chasing after old TV show and news postings even if they're aware of them.
Interestingly, it looks like the author actually did get this one wrong.

I think her answers to several of the other questions are a bit obtuse - she's not actually unable to answer the questions, just showing how several answers could potentially relate while ignoring an obvious best. But her response here chooses C as 'obvious', then discusses how B could also apply. Even with a solid rationale for rejecting C, it's not a fantastic sign if a professional author addressing her own work genuinely gets the answer wrong.
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You don't advertise things you aren't proud of.

Valve will be doing a full reveal of the Index tomorrow, and based on what we know so far it will be more expensive and vastly better. At the very least it will be a headset designed for PC gaming by a company that cares about it, rather than a rebranded Windows Mixed Reality headset with a few extra cameras.
An interesting thought, probably best left explored by a future episode of Black Mirror.

Though the prospect of social media networks bidding for your digital soul after death, does bemuse me.
It seems to work okay on i11 processor once I shutdown all other instances of fine electron based software.
For starters, I want absolute numbers, which aren't in the web summary, but I can't download the PDF of the study.
What benchmark do you use for marking a kanji card as known in Anki? Do you just memorize the meaning of each kanji, or memorize the readings too? I'm looking to get back into studying japanese myself.
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Not OP, but if you're looking for something to search for, I suspect they're describing "Pure DI" or using a "Composition Root".

https://blog.ploeh.dk/2014/06/10/pure-di/

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6277771/what-is-a-compos...
I have been looking for a replacement since the day Fitbit shutdown the pebble services. I am glad that Rebble team took over some of the services but it would still be nice to find a replacement. what do you think of wearOS based devices like fossil sport or Ticwatch pro?

I have been looking at this wiki to identify a few good replacements to pebble time: https://www.reddit.com/r/WearOS/wiki/watches
So what manufacturer/model is this cheap Ryzen laptop that costs $500 with an SSD? and how much RAM? That does not sound like a Dell XPS.
I called it internet camo and told my friends who were in the military at the time that the USA was preparing to invade cyberspace.
This is a pretty neat beginning :)

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Nathan Barry has a great article on this.

https://nathanbarry.com/consumer-to-creator/

I'm just getting started creating a blog to share programming tips/tutorials things I learn that might help someone else.
There are a non-trivial number of factors that go into picking a job such that I sincerely doubt I would ever find myself going "Well, that one is offering 10K more per year." Off-hand:

- Size of company, size of department, size of team

- Future prospects, both in terms of company's market and my own growth

- Type of work, e.g. maintenance vs. active development, "rescue" mission vs. greenfield vs. boring brownfield.

- Composition of team, leadership, etc.

- Industry, e.g. do I find it reprehensible vs. tolerable vs. interesting

Perhaps I'm the odd man out here, but I've never been in a position where salary was the material factor in picking one job over another.
Valve already revealed the index today https://www.valvesoftware.com/en/index
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You are talking about a diaeresis [1]

For "rien" in particular, I'd say speakers can do that diaeresis as a sort of emphasis. For instance "Tu n'as rien fait! Rien! ("you did nothing! Nothing!"). The first "rien" can be said as a single-syllable world, while the second one can be pronounced as a two-syllables.

It also may be pronounced slightly differently in various places in France (regional accents).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diaeresis_%28prosody%29
Elsewhere on the Oculus site indicates that the Quest has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835.

This lovely article [1] states that:

• The tracking system has been massively changed, and
now functions from the inside-out- only needing one
[I think, not sure] tracking device.

• The same single switching 1280 x 1440 display, but
there's an improved lens setup that should help
reduce the screen-door effect

• Interpupillary distance adjustment is now
digital [this seems really useful]

•Mounting system has gone through a complete
redesign, thanks to a partnership with Lenovo.

[1] https://www.wired.com/story/oculus-rift-s-vr-headset/
The UK is interesting because there's a culture of drinking. So much of typical UK social life revolves around going "down pub". One place I worked we'd go to the pub for lunch every Friday and have 1-2 pints. I'm not sure why this is.
Your summary is missing a critical factor: you probably need somewhere to live. Let's simplify that to the binary choice of rent or buy, so now your decision is: what is the risks and rewards for my "portfolio" after X years renting versus after X years buying.

For your incomplete example, if the summed cost of rentals was $10k higher than cost of owning the home, then they made a profit.
I think the differences between Latin America drinking cultures and Untied States is much bigger than just the legal drinking age. Changing that one variable won't make a big impact IMO.
I’m totally ignorant here, so I’m sure there’s a good reason: why is secure caller id so hard?
Man, I'd love to hear your story from the parallel universe where you got the threat in writing, quit, they fired you with cause, you talked to a lawyer and sued them for tons of damage. But knowing how employer-favoring the legal system is, I assume I'm just daydreaming now.
Fake it till you make it obviously.
I've been thinking about how people with excess income SHOULD act.

Giving money to unethical companies sounds like bad capitalism.

A cool product is interesting, but feeding a company or person who has lost the ability to be held accountable is dangerous.

If a company is evil (Apple/Facebook), it's bad capitalism to purchase from them.
The consolidation of social activities (such as the process of dating, dating apps, and the network effects that result) into these walled gardens makes being a conscientious objector of social media more challenging each time they announce a feature like this.

I and others don't want to use Facebook. Please don't leave us with no choice.
My point is that conditioning children to think of art in this formulaic way can only be attributed to ignorance or malice. There is no need to test for reading comprehension using a banal interpretation of poetry.

For evidence of the significance of art in the human experience, check the historical record. The oldest musical instruments are something like 50,000 years old. As far as I know, similar artifacts were not produced by any other hominids. On both the societal and the individual level, creative inspiration has done more to help people exceed their boundaries than any systemized rubric ever has.
I'm "eh" on ORMs, so if there are ORMers out there... one of the things I find hurts SQL and data-model comprehension is the compounded complexity of relationships. Maybe you have authors and books - but more likely your data-model is more complex, maybe your business needs group authors by family and you also track how many copies of books are in libraries. This is still a pretty simple situation but as things get more complicated the utilization of non-materialized views can help simplify expression - but they come at the cost of pushing some of your logic into the DB where normal developers can't see it.

Have people using SQLAlchemy and other ORMs found it helpful to create fake views using the ORM system (i.e. pre-define a commonly used join) so that it can be reused as a simpler black-box unit of code where needed?
The weird part to me is that the US Intelligence Community is using Tumblr for communicating these reports to the public.
Mac OS supports exactly one line of hardware. So let's pick exactly one line of Hardware to run Linux so it's a fair comparison. I nominate either thinkpads or Dell XPS. Now then, in a fair comparison...

> consistent touchpad gestures,

GNOME has this.

> rock-solid stability,

Yep.

> instant wake from suspend without draining battery consistently,

Has that even been a problem this decade?

> great GPU drivers

I defy you to claim that great GPU drivers exist on any operating system, but as long as you're not using Nvidia Linux is perfectly good.
Well, they're saying it's "meaningful."

I'm saying, it's the only reason at least 3 people I know haven't completely deleted Facebook.
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Wow, stop watching the news for like an hour and look what happens.
There are way more cars than cyclists
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Obsolete? Not by a long shot, even if by a narrow margin.

Wristwatches do tell the time, and a decent mechanical one will do so far far longer than any electronics device, even high end quartz wristwatches.
A failed suicide attempt at the bridge is still a traumatic event that puts you in the hospital. It will take some time before you have the opportunity to try again, and if you succeed, the fact that you failed in your previous attempt will be known to anyone doing a study.
IPD is adjusted digitally, per this article:

https://www.wired.com/story/oculus-rift-s-vr-headset/
Kind of a shame we can't think of better busywork for the troops. Sending them out to patch up roads and bridges or cleaning up streams or something. It's such a shame to spend so much time and effort on obsolete and silly uniform regulations.
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This would be true except that a large percentage of suicides are snap decisions in the moment, not planned out. For example, switching to natural gas from coal gas in the UK ended up dropping suicide rates in general.[0]

I also read another study that looked at two similar bridges about a mile or so away from each other: 1 bridge was popular for suicides, and as such had guards put up. You'd think that those people would have just gone to the other bridge, but suicide rates declined in general. I can't find the source at the moment.

[0]: https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/means-matter/means-matter/saves...
What is your efficiency metric here? Number of patients serviced? If so, it's not that simple.

Imaging specialties might end up becoming more "efficient" (such as radiology), but medical patient data which is used to diagnose and triage is some of the worst there is (source: I worked with it). The only positive outcome I see from ML for the medical field for the foreseeable future might be to reduce the number of misdiagnoses if all things go very well.
Thank you -- will try that. I was wondering there's GOTTO be a way to figure out which of the products on Product Hunt were built without code.
You can’t do that above 25 wpm (unless you are a fast typist). You have to transition to hearing entire words.
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Facebook has marketed its value prop pretty clearly with this update - (1) you can find events you like in your area, (2) you can participate in communities of people who have shared interests.

And to confidently claim that all 2.3 billion users of Facebook are getting zero or negative value out of it is pretty naive.
TBH, I'm not sure if it's that bad of a thing either. I'm also pretty cynical in regards to FB, and deleted my account.
I think Fukuyama's "End of History..." died a while ago. Actually, it probably never existed and was simply idealized wishful thinking. As they say, there can be no peace without war.

What's strange is that we know peace eventually ends. But I also can't see how we can have a war amongst nuclear powers. Could we have a peaceful war? Is it possible? Is that what the cold war was?

With the creation of the EU, rising china, resurgence russia, india, ASEAN, africa ( eventually ), the geopolitical landscape is going to change. From a historical, economical and demographic perspective, the geopolitical center should move somewhere in europe or asia from the US eventually. There are 1 billion more chinese. One billion more indians. 500 million more europeans. It is a strange quirk of history that the US is the leader of the world.
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Agreed, I have a hard time believing this person does CV research (though I suppose it could just be a hobby for them) with a statement like that. Especially calling out that they didn't balance the test set, ummm... what?