skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also, a couple of the effects only happen on click, not hover. Would be great to have better messaging about which is which (cursor change, a badge of some kind, or otherwise). Presumably the reason you have to click outside the button to see the code is that the click events get consumed - because some of the effects require clicking. This was actually how I figured out that some of them require clicking.
Maybe you are confusing this with RSS?
Putting out a square-wave 315mhz signal can be very broad and hit other non-Class B devices.

Regardless of class, spurious emissions are not permitted.
I have an Awair (the regular one, not the glow), it doesn't work with Ubiquiti wifi gear unless you turn on legacy mode for the access points.

Had I known that before I bought it I wouldn't have done so.
His primary audience is party members, military, provincial leadership and the largest economic players.
If that is your ethics then yes.
Killjoy.
Looks great, and a nice presentation.
Researchers violate Bell's inequality with remotely connected qubits
>Neither are the 169 rights a gay college professor stated in one of my classes were conferred by marriage.

None of those rights have meaning without normalization. I think of this, sometimes, when I consider moving out of California. My husband was in the hospital once. I wasn't sure he was conscious or not; I had to tell the receptionist who I was to find out what room he was in. He didn't think twice, I was able to proceed without incident. Would the same have happened if I lived in rural Texas? Sure, marriage is legal everywhere for us. The law is on our side. But the law doesn't mean anything if the people standing between you and your husband don't respect it.
And that's why (e-mail, ad, notification, cookie) popups work that great: because the time it takes to actually see the content is increased and thus is the dwell time.

Bounce is mainly irrelevant as we mostly use Google to find a particular page on a website.
Curious if you’d give up your tea for ecological reasons?

(Making some assumptions from your username ;)

https://oxfordre.com/environmentalscience/view/10.1093/acref...
Axler's Free New Book on Real Analysis [pdf]
People in some countries have been cooking with indoor wood-fired stoves forever, yet we know for sure that these stoves are bad for respiratory health. That doesn't mean all the research is wrong!

I think the big take away is that you should pretty much always turn on the exhaust hood over your stove top when you cook. Doing so removes many of the particles generated by cooking.
Yes please!

Finding the problem and fixing it is voodoo (including magical copper tape and metal charms for the wires..), any help is extremely welcome and can save so much money.

(Even better if it improves upon the usual EMV divining rod.)
> They don't care about responsive cars because responsive cars do not exist.

No. If that were true, surveys would show that people are paying a premium for electric cars because of the way they handle. People mostly pay the premium for environmental and financial reasons.

I have never seen marketing data suggesting that handling is a make-or-break purchase decision for the majority of consumers.
Reminds me of http://www.mtv.com/news/1887953/monster-tour-water/, which X-games athletes use as well.
Coping with Loneliness in the Modern World (10-Day Email Course)
to all those silent downvoting, I assume you havent played these battle royale games enough to experience what @cannedslime is discussing.

If you have, plz reply with why he's wrong.

@cannedslime: I pretty much agree with everything you state, except the "racist" part. They are just normal teenagers, griefing ppl they can't communicate with for Lulz.
Props to the author for trying to generate clicks through false controversy, but the attempt falls flat. They keep mentioning how this product is a form of toxic masculinity or part of a boys' club, even comparing it to other products clearly marketed to men. But this product is only marketed to straight-edge punk or metal people, which is not in any way exclusively male. I'm kind of embarrassed for the author, as what they're implying (only men can be straight-edge or punk) is so obviously sexist. I actually know more women than men that are into skulls and death imagery, and more women who don't drink or smoke.
Months ago, I saw an analysis done by a European financial firm. The burden of the tariffs is 83% paid by China. This is very well aligned with his example.

The burden we do pay isn't so bad. It can substitute for other taxes. We used to do this in a big way, funding the country without an income tax. The local employment is pretty good too. Those industrial jobs, for example steelworkers, are reducing income inequality.
Get your kid used to drinking more water. I used to get nosebleeds all the time in winter as a kid and teenager, but I've since been a very avid water drinker and my rate of nosebleeds has gone down considerably.
Yes, there are many people like you (highly qualified, but can't get a green card due to nationality). I think people realize the situation and are making decisions accordingly. Those in tech fortunate enough to have made enough money simply get an internal transfer to EU, CA or back to India. Others just try to save for as long as possible until they get ejected.
Suffering constituencies (provinces, cities, banks, businesses) may have to make substantial concessions to Xi's leadership team/faction to obtain relief. Those concessions may be up front, or favors owed to be collected in the future. Politics 101.
The product comes off as a little silly to me and it's probably not the best idea, but there's no need for the writer to get all SJW about it.
Simple is saying goodbye to Bill pay on 7/9/19
china number one
> As long as Capitalism is the main economic system this will always be only about the profits.

I disagree. It's a matter of priorities. It's totally possible for a capitalist society to prioritize things like human rights, etc. over profits through political and social means.

I think the main issue here is that capitalist institutions and capitalist thinking are ascendent (in the US at least) while rival political and social institutions and modes of thought that could keep it in check are being hollowed out and weakened.
Chat with Gitlab CEO, Sid: Keys to Developing a Self-Hosted Version of Your App
Oh please. Trump is an absolute fucking moron and everything he has done has been failing upwards.
Also, it's a great way to make sure meetings don't go on too long, hold them in the rain :)
Show HN: A rap song about language flame wars
Song url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVQEbD3NyDw

Quick background on the project: I'm a full time programmer and I love making rap music. I see a lot of humor in the profession/industry, and thought it would be fun to combine the two.

I'm always open to feedback on audio quality/topic ideas/ways to get more exposure/etc! I am also open to collaboration with beat makers/videographers/producers!
Aluminum cans have a plastic liner.
Show HN: Bits – Superpower Your Money
www.getbits.app
>ban every user who wants to reduce immigration?

That's not even a thing.
This is not a park though. It's the next valley over. The Park has been expanded many times, but Panamint valley has never been added.

"The Southern part of Nevada" is not feasible. Lithium is concentrated among the salt of dry lake beds. Southern Nevada drains to the ocean rather than concentrating salt on land.
It depends on a lot of things including intended audience, function you are trying to achieve, brand perception, if this is meant to be part of a larger overall experience, users device etc...

Frankly, I agree with you. I design and I too find this on the opposite spectrum of what I’d consider useful or beneficial. I don’t say this to belittle the effort that went into creating this, speaking strictly from utility angle.
That depends entirely on what your motivation is.

If your motivation is to get back $25 then you're right -- it isn't worth your time to coordinate with other people to DDOS Uber with mass-arbitration.

But if your goal is to fuck over Uber out of principle for them fucking you over that is something you can't really put a price on.

On top of that knowing that you're using their scummy forced arbitration clause against them is a cherry on top of the schadenfreude sunday.
Which Startup listing websites/directories do you recommend?
Hey! I'm looking for the best startup websites to promote my business. To be more specific, it's a SaaS tool (https://startinfinity.com), and I was wondering what was your experience with this topic?
I'm still trying to understand it myself.

There's definitely the bits about socializing being taxing (introvert) or energizing (extrovert). Maybe that's just aging and slowing down.

But a huge component is becoming very transactional, jealously guarding my time and attention (both rapidly diminishing resources). Having become best friends with 100s of people and then becoming yesterday's news after my defeat, my calculus changed. What does this person want? Is this interaction worth my time?

At the same time, I've become very nice and polite. I strive to reduce my social footprint, never be the problem customer, be ever patient, be unremarkable. And maybe provide some cheer, or positivity, or respite, to most everyone I meet. But now it's anonymous. I almost never share my name. I hope the person quickly forgets me.

(Note: In person. My online persona is still a troll, but I'm trying to change.)

--

The aspect I'm still chewing on is "social availability". Like openness vs aloofness. It's a weird thing. I used to be the most approachable person. Spontaneous conversations. People sharing the weirdest most intimate stuff about themselves. Always being asked for directions by strangers. Having children and dogs crawl all over me. It was unsolicited and unavoidable.

Now I can turn that off.

You may have experienced the difference while traveling vs commuting to work. Visiting somewhere new, everything's stimulating, you're trying to take it all it, you have certain openness, you recognize the openness in others, maybe you're more flirtatious. But during your commute, routine settles in, you develop tunnel vision, avoid eye contact, face goes slack / neutral / hard, become avoidant so the panhandlers and other people striving to get your attention just become part of the background noise.

--

I'm also trying to be a better friend to my besties. Concentrated friendship equity vs spread out.

Lastly, things change. Having cared for my grandparents and now parents, watching how they've pulled themselves in, it's a sad thing to survive all your contemporaries. Whoever said "it's better to have loved and lost then to have never loved at all" was full of shit.
> I can switch from regex crate to PCRE2, and program performance will match C.

Perhaps it would; those measurements have not been made.

What does that have to do with re-writing libraries to make tiny toy programs run better?

What does that have to do with program performance being a proxy for programmer effort?
Espresso has no calories
No, you're not. The image contents were completely illegible at standard zoom.
One of my favourite Mike Reid radio adverts - Hones John's instant Ice. Just add water, and put it in the freezer.
indoor plants would provide humidity and some co2 decrease (not sure how much)
Hey! I wrote this because I've given lots of introductory talks on Node.js and written a lot of tutorials, and one of the most frequent things I'm asked is the tools I use. If you use VS Code, what are your favorite extensions? If you don't use VS Code, what are your favorite tools for writing Node.js apps?
If they're willing to censor news.

I wonder how long until China extends its social credit system (or a form of it) to people outside China... and what companies play along?
> Failure to walk away from the show over this has lost the writers any moral high ground they might have once held.

No. This kind of thing is far more effective. I'd probably have never even heard about this unless they'd stayed and gone on-air with a notice like this.

If they walked they'd have been replaced and new writers would have made substitute content.
Steve Singh stepping down as Docker CEO
Ha! That is a very apt description. My wife feels quite overwhelmed by ours at the moment. We can just about squeeze in to get to the piles of Play-Doh and the washing machine.

I never stopped to think that a utility room was a British thing :)
WaystoCap (YC W17) is hiring a software engineer in Spain
Is that better or worse than disposable bottles?
I'm not a doctor or anything but my own interpretation of this affect is that you are depleting your glucose stores, and when you reach ketosis, you once again have energy to burn.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketosis
So I'm doing an MBA right now. Yeah, I know, I know. Anyway, it's a world-ranked program, located in Hong Kong. I will say that I actually have learned a lot, if that makes the below easier to believe.

One of my classmates is a senior finance manager or something for a Chinese real estate company. Just finished a macro economics class where the professor identified various issues and risks around the world and particularly identified corporate debt and real estate prices (among other things) as being a really big risk in China. He also happens to get invited to advise the top of the top levels of the Chinese government on their economic planning, so he very much has a horse in this race.

So my real estate finance manager classmate objected to real estate prices being a risk. She told the professor in front of the class that if things ever get bad, the Chinese government will step in and take care of everyone. This prof advises the government about their economic risks and she's telling him there's no risk.

I have no idea what to think anymore. The world is crazy.
The solution to the bottled water epidemic is (to return to) reusing water bottles, not to manufacture yet more millions out of a different material.

Reduce, reuse, recycle. In that order
Did you know that aluminum cans have a plastic liner?

Plastic bottles are made from a plastic that can be recycled into carpets and other synthetic materials fairly well. Plastic pollution comes largely from lower grades of plastic (think plastic bags, etc) that break apart into smaller pieces that filter feeders eat
Lots of stuff! Off the top of my head, for both The Good Fight and its predecessor show, there was:

• A story on how large media companies use broad copyright laws to exploit independent artists.

• Multiple stories on data surveillance and privacy.

• Stories depicting injustices in the immigration court system.

By the way, the episode containing the censored segment also had a woman explaining how she was tortured by the Chinese government.

There's nothing on The Good Fight that would be off limits in, say, HBO's Last Week Tonight, but there's plenty I was surprised to see in a CBS drama.
On the other hand if they're going to drink a can of something, it might as well be plain water. Much healthier and more environmentally friendly than pretty much anything else you could put in it.
I didn't say that.

We all agree it's kind of dumb, pragmatically.

Mostly what I'm trying to do is convey to some commenters here what seems to be a common lack of understanding in tech (maybe a good thing) as to how and why people buy goods and services.

When one understand this, one understands why it's a 'good' business plan.

Also - we - all of us - are woefully unaware of how poignant and powerful all of this is. It works on all of us and 100% of the consumer goods we buy - and even many 'tech goods' are brand and aspirationaly oriented.

Tech is full of ridiculous fads and memes; when I go to tech conferences we play a game of 'count the allbirds' (shoes) as kind of a joke.

But even for actual tech products: Google, FB, Snapchat, Apple (obviously), MS, to some extent Twitter - those are heavy brands, even if they weren't derived from a bunch of marketing people ... 'Do No Evil' ended up being an important lynchpin of Google branding efforts. Way way back in about the year 2000, Google was running ads on NPR and their ethos and manner was presented ultimately as quite different than other tech companies. It was part of their messaging, however authentic.

So - no, I would not want to do this business, I would not want to support it, and I hope I never buy this ridiculous water. But I know my snowboarding brother and his friends will ...
Next Browser 1.2.1 Released
I'm happy to announce the release of Next 1.2.1, the infinitely extensible
browser!

Though in this release we only have a few new user-facing features, we've succeeded in
stabilizing the GNU/Linux port, which should now be much more usable as a daily
driver.

About Next: Next is a keyboard-oriented, extensible web-browser designed for
power users. The application has familiar key-bindings (Emacs-style for now,
VI-style bindings are planned) and is fully configurable and extensible in Lisp.
Hack your browser live while it runs!

Beta warning: Some important features are in still in the making, among other
VI bindings, a download manager and ad-blocking.

Future work:

- We are exploring a QtWebengine backend (based on Blink), which would allow us
to extend operating system support while at the same time offering a different
web renderer for the user to choose from.

- The Lisp core now intercepts all network events which already allows for
programmable network filtering (think ad-blocking and tailored Javascript
blocking). This is a promising first step towards a lot of exciting features!

Change log: https://github.com/atlas-engineer/next/blob/master/documents/CHANGELOG.org

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Feel free to register on the download page if you'd like to fill in the survey
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That's fair enough, and admittedly I wasn't aware of this.

Presumably that format was fine before bigger / more complex CSP rules came along?

I find it very difficult to work with visually. Hard to see where one thing stops and another starts.
What a useless sentiment that is.
Using Elasticsearch and Grafana to Visualize Vaers Database
Is the liner similar to bottles or is it lower grade plastic?

If it's lower grade, is there something better than can be used?
I wish I could agree, but it's quite believable unfortunately.
FWIW, Left 4 Dead has different censorship in Germany because of levers being pulled by the government, not because the free market prefers it that way.
Point well taken, predicting the likely impending small talk and avoiding it is definitely a thing I do a lot.
When I made the decision in December:

Preference for Dart over JS (lots of reasons, involving language, package manager, compiled performance)

Predictable UI behaviour across devices, OS versions, platforms. As long as you handle presence/absence of device features, and build your UI to scale properly, it behaves as you would expect, everywhere. The value of this cannot be overstated enough.

Future opportunity for code sharing with non mobile platforms. Even without Flutter-web, I could still compile the business logic part of my code to JS and use it with another UI (similar things can be done with React).
I can see one use case, on a busy road if there is a major collision the emergency services being able to switch them to bright white would be great.
On the basis of a very fast skim and the conclusion, their grounds appear to apply to 99% of agriculture. I'd have to give up eating.

"However, the tea industry has a high impact on the environment. While being monoculture, it is hub a particular type of fauna, it is ecologically friendly, that is, not harmful to the environment, absorbs greenhouse gases, and supports tea-tourism. However, it also raises certain concerns, including the huge use of pesticides and irrational use of chemical fertilizers."

No idea how it compares to coffee, coke, canned water or anything really, but the conclusion implies it may be one of the least-worst options.

If it turns out tea was worse than other beverage options, yes I would. We've already made significant changes, and expect to make more - from choice and mandated before my time here is done. :)
My HS in central NJ had neither windows in the classrooms, nor WALLS. It was designed like a giant open office bullpen thing and classes were supposed to congregate in vaguely defined areas. By the time I got there in the early 90s, they had already erected borders everywhere out of movable chalkboards, so you basically got a traditional classroom layout but with noise pollution from all the other classes going on nearby. Great job all around. (Though I suppose from the CO2 standpoint we were probably doing better than most!)
I've done 7 day water fasts (I try to do them quarterly, or bi-annually) and I find by day three I'm full of energy to the point where I have a hard time sleeping. I'm also way more productive during those 7 days. The only thing that tends to suffer is my weight lifting. I drop in strength a tiny bit, but not nearly as much as you'd expect. I also drop about 5-10 lbs in mass, with about half of that coming from water. Almost no lean muscle loss as far as I can tell. In fact, I always look shredded after the fast. I just ease back in with keto for a week or two, then back to low carb diet.
PayPal is long past the startup phase, though. They're a very well established player, and as such they have power they can leverage. A lot of people feel bound to use PayPal despite disliking the way they operate. That by itself is a sign of the market not doing what it's supposed to do in the ideal case.

Markets certainly don't always automatically fix itself. They require oversight and regulation, or else they tend to result in cartels and monopolies. The free market is great when it works well, but quite often it needs a bit of help.
It was also a massive vector for security vulnerabilities.
I showed your comment to my colleagues (a mixed group of men and women) and they were surprised to hear anyone had such a negative view of the word "lady".

I suspect you're more or less alone in your opinion.
You aren't trying to censor those lefties, are you?
To save others googling: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinorwig_Power_Station - cheers for the interesting read!
Will Google Incubate AR Inside Search?
I think this is a very strange development. I'm a bit surprised they would backtrack at all.

Rather in the past they've agreed to various regulations and laws and ... just not enacted or simply enacted and not followed them. That last part being the real question in all these details, does it matter if a deal gets made anyway?

If anything the traditional route would have allowed the POTUS to declare victory and everyone just move on, but this is far more confrontational and unusual based on my understanding.
Maybe, but that is the reality.
I bought four cheap water bottles from supermarket, one for work, one for home office, one for bedroom and a spare.

Drinking bottled water in the UK is insane, we have some of the best water in the world and people spend a pound on something they could get out the tap basically free.
The evidence is fairly clear - reading self-help books or using an internet-based CBT programme is similarly effective to in-person psychotherapy. That doesn't mean that these approaches will be effective for you, but they're viable treatment options that are vastly more accessible. I'd still suggest trying in-person therapy if it's available to you, but don't be disheartened if that isn't an option - there's no evidence to suggest that self-help is significantly inferior to therapy.

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.janxdis.2018.01.001

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cpr.2017.09.006