skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Vasopressin may be used to treat autism
But those "suggested" videos were something I watched months/years ago and not some recently watched after I deleted the view history.
Sometimes it's hard for apathy to completely disappear when you're one emergency away from financial ruin. A 2nd year teacher in the US doesn't make that much, but the amount of youth lives impacted can be a huge net positive. It's hard to not be cynical know how much of your personal time and money you put in while receiving peanuts in return.
I highly recommend Gomorrah, a fictionalised set of inter-related stories about the role of the Camorra in running Naples (including waste disposal).
Lot's of people of color across the pond too, i.e. China.
> The US president has declared a "National Emergency" which gives him this kind of power.

When everything is a 'national emergency', nothing is.

> I hope it leads to competition, but i doubt that will happen any time soon.

Are you living under a rock? There is already a LOT of competition in the US smartphone market (both domestic and foreign brands) and now, with this new 'national emergency,' there is less competition in the US. Mission accomplished?
> The world is building and deploying solar panels at break-neck speeds.

It doesn't matter how many solar panels are deployed[1] What matters is how many gasoline cars, coal plants, and gas plants are going dark.

Net-over-net, they aren't.

[1] And this decade of break-neck speeds got us to... 2% solar deployment. We may hit 5% in another decade - and we need to get emissions to net zero in six years, if we want to avoid catastrophe.
The choice wouldn't be using the internet vs driving a car. The entire internet isn't using these tracking scripts. Boycotting websites for their tracking behavior is way easier than giving up a car.
According to Wikipedia, the display has the same relative size as a 25in screen 8ft away. Still small (and lowish res), but larger than it originally sounds for reading info.
Let me nitpick a bit. If for example the official Docker blog posted something on the lines of "Docker is good in these scenarios", or whatever, I'd recognize that there might be a conflict of incentives there, even if they are very well qualified to present Docker. Of course, it doesn't automatically disqualify what they have to say.
I don't think surface kindness done or not done privately qualifies as a moral concern.
I find it interesting that the open kitchen and living area has become so popular during the past few decades. Back in the says, rich families had servants cooking for them, so those kitchens would be very detached from the living area. After the Second World War, when many families couldn't afford servants anymore, the invention of the Frankfurt kitchen brought formed our modern understanding of kitchens and cooking:
"We’re used to thinking of kitchens as a universal kind of room that almost everyone has—as essential as a place to sleep, or a bathroom. Our great-great-grandparents were not."
https://www.citylab.com/design/2019/05/modern-kitchen-histor...
Are car controls really a good example of a 3D interface in the sense Carmack is discussing? I think he's specifically talking about 3D visualization.

In contrast car interfaces are specifically non-visual. You have to look to learn how to use them, but after that, anything you have to look at to use is bad, because it takes the driver's eyes off the road. But in the same way that the human eyes extract a 2D version of a 3D world, I think the a car's nobs are a proprioceptive projection of the 3D world.
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Just have patience. There will be a glut of second hand boomer possessions coming available in the next 20 years. There won't be enough people able to buy that up at current market value.
Sleep problems in teenagers reversed in just one week by limiting screen use
Post-modern privacy models include those developed by University of Chicago law professor Richard Hasen, who argued the Obama administration could regulate Facebook under the guise of protecting privacy. (He was later fired from his posts.) Other authors have argued that allowing Facebook users to choose what information they share online would weaken privacy, and that if Facebook were able to take over the content management systems of websites and allow people to censor content, that was something the First Amendment should prohibit.

https://talktotransformer.com

It’s really good.
SNI spec says:

If the server_name is
established in the TLS session handshake, the client SHOULD NOT
attempt to request a different server name at the application layer.

Yeah, looks like the browsers are allowed to do that, although it's not recommended.
> 1. 300 million people are not registered voters. ~50-60 million are.

The 2016 popular vote total was over 130 million [0]; registration appears to have been somewhere between 157 million and 191 million. [1]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_United_States_presidentia...

[1] https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/cps/tables/p20/580/...
This says wall posts. Im sure there's plenty of people that would like one for comments, too. Anybody know scripts for that?
Props to the intern that wrote some bullshit speech making it to HN front page, I guess...
Only about 2% of workers may earn minimum wage, but the minimum wage serves as a kind of anchor that other very-low pay jobs base their pay on. Many major national fast food chains (for example) pay like $8/hr which isn't technically minimum wage but is essentially the same, because if the minimum wage were $5/hr these jobs would probably similarly pay $6/hr or therabouts
Google’s lung cancer detection AI outperforms 6 human radiologists
Why the world’s new definition of mass is such a big achievement
I think there are numerous ways in which Tim Cook's generation has failed the next generation (at least in the US).

* Wages are flat,
* Housing costs are up (in large part due to NIMBYism),
* College is more expensive (in large part due to Cook's generation cutting subsidies that they got),
* Environment is shot- that whole global warming thing isn't going away anytime soon.

Generally speaking the baby boomers, as a whole, have focused more on enriching themselves than any other previous generation. This is the first time in generations that, in the US, the newer generation is seen as worse off than the one before it.
Does it go to 11?
More data is not always better. The collection process itself can be dangerous or unpleasant for the patient.

Several years ago I worked on a study looking at the spread of bacterial lung infections in long term hospital patient. In order to get the data, we would have to intubate patients that did not need it. In this case, the people who approve these studies rightfully ruled that getting that data would be too painful for the patients to allow.

Biopsies caused by benign findings from a full body scan are not without pain, emotional distress, risk or cost to the patient. Period. It must be weighed against the benefit that the patient would recieve (all in the aggregate, or course).
This was my experience using a Greasemonkey script some time ago. Some posts would "come back", and there were pockets years back it couldn't even find to delete, but were still accessible on my profile. Wound up just deleting my account and making a new one that I never, ever post on.
The whole consumer electronics industry is stuck. Everyone has a phone. PC sales are flat and mostly to business. (Desktop PCs are now like commercial trucks. Every business uses them, but nobody gets excited about them. They're expected to last a long time and have low operating cost.) Tablets were a niche. 3D TV was a total flop. VR headsets are a niche. IoT turned out to be mostly voice terminals for services.

No new must-have product is in sight.
I really liked the older home and apt I lived in as a kid that had a distinct kitchen. It could get messy and then cleaned all in one go when convenient. With a kitchen in view of an entire floor you want to keep it tidy at all times. It made much more sense to eat right after cooking and then clean at 8PM while watching something on TV. I also helped my mom aunt and grandma cook, certainly three-four people fit.
We have no mafia here in Poland, and yet in my very own city some criminals have been disposing illegally of some toxic waste on a large scale. Criminals are everywhere, and all it takes is shitty police and judicial system for them to thrive.
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Quote in context: ”In some important ways, my generation has failed you”.

That’s not in all ways, not even in all important ways, so quite a different statement.
Watch, Airpods, Homepod, Pencil, credit card next month, many services including Apple Pay.
I'd turn right around, even when asked for permission. Too creepy to describe, a doctor has absolutely no business pointing a camera at people unless there is a very specific reason for it.
It's only a matter of time before all X-Ray, CTScans, etc. use algorithms for secondary if not primary screens.
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You might also mention the struct update syntax, which is really neat in relation to immutable structures:

let jack = Person{name:"Jack", age:26};
let jack_jr = Person{age: 1, ..jack};
Watching talks like this is what helps me keep my sanity in the face of climate change and have hope we will do something about it. My take-away phrase of the speech is gonna be "do something". I know my doing something will not even register in the global scheme of things but I'm gonna do it anyway.
Its easy to be and stay principled when you're not the victim.
Also not at risk of it becoming an online controversy with articles in the media and the potential of your employer firing you to save their own reputation.

Sites like Reddit, Facebook and especially Twitter have a bad reputation for taking people who said something slightly controversial and making them online pariahs.

These more private systems are safe from both drama fanatics and people looking for controversies, and from journalists looking for controversial communities to infiltrate and profile.
Those are all not million lines of code applications, but that only speaks in favor of a more traditional Unix userspace design. With modularity on the process level you don't need a million lines of code to herd services. Why an init system should a million lines of code is a mystery to me.
As you say, democrats have two options:

1. Amend the constitution (never happening)
2. Come up with a platform appealing to a large enough coalition of states

Whining about it gets them nowhere and their only real option is 2.
I suspect the federal reserve plays a part in this too. They started targeting 2% inflation about the same time wages started to stagnate.

When the labor market starts to tighten, they consider it full employment.. and if it starts to increase wages, it counts against their inflation target... and to counter both points, they start taking actions to cool the market.

And the "full employment" isn't even really full employment.. since it doesn't include people who have excluded themselves from the labor market. A lot of those people have difficulty for one reason or another entering the market, but they will if employers are willing to train, pay more, etc... and employers will only do that in a tight labor market.

So it seems like when the labor market enters a period where it may address some real problems (wage stagnation, structural issues in the labor market, etc)... the fed jumps in to cool the market off.

To be clear, I think the inflation target is a good thing... but I think it's perhaps too broad of an indicator.. and maybe we need a more nuanced target.
At least with programming you can work on side projects that touch all of these other positions responsibilities. Your Github can become your proof of work, not a lot of fields have that beyond whatever a reference says.
Huh. I used to be 12 years old kid who was cooking his lunch and dinner while a 3 years old brother and 5 years old sister were in the room, with zero problems. Do you have a really tiny kitchen or what's the problem?
Do you mean you spent $520k for a 5% down payment? Why should anybody feel sorry for someone who is buying a $10m house? Even for bay area standards that's on the very high end and not at all representative of any meaningful fraction of people in the US
> This is not a value judgement.

Where "this" is the term "work ethic"? For you, maybe not, but for others it is certainly used to articulate a value judgment, hence my dislike of the term. I don't think it's precise or accurate enough to avoid being used in this negatively loaded way.

I agree that "it’s usually possible to improve your material wealth with effort, and people can decide to make the trade-off if they think it’s worth it." That is exactly the sort of trade-off I claim to be making, with the additional note that it's a continuum rather than an either/or choice.
People don't innately understand exactly how the different pieces of hardware are tied together. You're pointing a camera at them, and even when you're right that a secret photo is currently impossible, it's one firmware update away from having a timelapse mode that doesn't show any sign of activity.

The facts aren't missing to change the narrative, it's because the average person doesn't know and it could change, so those facts don't fix the problem.
Indeed:

http://www.geisswerks.com/milkdrop/

Ryan Geiss' website has some other cool stuff he's worked on:

http://www.geisswerks.com
You might want to remember that next time you come in to a thread guns blazing in the 2nd person with the "wait til you have kids ;)" angle.
well, shoulda posted this ages ago

https://github.com/chriszimmerman/fbcleaner
Yep. Sorry millennials, it's all downhill from here. We're checking out, the mess is all yours.
Yup, same here. Got early in the beta, spent $1,500 on the device, worked hard in building apps and demos, integrations, feedback, etc... evangelized others on how amazing this will be and... sorry, Glass is discontinued, your device is now useless (not counting that the prism started falling apart within a year of usage). No more, thanks.
Regarding selenium, is there a better way to wait for a specific state or element etc rather than simply sleep for a few seconds?
YouGov survey for the Times: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/polling-shows-voters...

I used to like him. I wish he was all that you call him.
(2018)

The ROCKPro64 with the PCIe slot has been out for a while.
Why can't a doctor see an anomaly and decide not to chase it down based on the same reasoning that they use to not scan for it?

In the US at least, one answer is malpractice litigation.
He could stop Brexit but won't, which makes him at least as evil as May in my book.
If I was given that question as worded in your comment I would say the student is likely to be more passionate too. That doesn't mean I am endorsing the exploitation, but the question isn't asking that.
Are you sure of that? I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you, but I find the lengths TOH goes to to obscure and omit brand names fanatical. It's never "The Home Depot", it's always "your local big box store" (even though it's always orange shelves).

Likewise, a lot of logos are blurred out or taped over. They use generic references whenever possible.

But, despite all that, I know that Tommy loves Festool, and Norm is Kreg guy. But is there money changing hands?
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I understand "would have" in this thread as a hypothetical situation where the option had been available.
Free, not open source version. Obviously a reaction to Amazon's fork- not wanting to give them any code to pull into their version.

It will be interesting to see if this is enough to retain the majority of the userbase or if we'll still see a majority migrate to the 'Open Distro' fork.
This is interesting, and I started clicking through some of these threads, but Twitter is just such a terrible format for it that I soon gave up.
Anecdote...I had a random chat with a hiring manager and he commented he can't hire the right developers. Developers think too highly of themselves and ask for too much money...I had no sympathy for him.
I think it applies when you make the argument "They shouldn't be able to make millions if I can't also make millions."
Facebook throttles me when I delete posts manually. So doing this automatically will only make it worse.
Firefox on a Galaxy S8 works. I wonder what the difference could be between two browsers on the same phone?
Getting the interface out of your hands along with some portable system of trust would shake things up a bit.
They say that an S10 should see it but my S10 with up to date Google Chrome doesn't show the android logo in the red image.

Funny enough I can see it just fine on my Macbook Pro running the latest Firefox stable.
Interesting.. anyone have experience using Auth0 and have thoughts to share on it?
Things are getting better. But many of the new things don't need people so much.

What we're getting is a big underclass that isn't in the game at all. They're just dead weight. This is hitting the Arab world hard.[1]

[1] https://worldview.stratfor.com/article/youth-unemployment-mi...
JFC it’s a literal adaptimmune ad. “At Megaconglomco Inc, we use our patented pan-galactic gargleblaster fragments...”

Here I thought we were going to see something like Steve Forman’s work on CAR-T in glioblastoma, or allo-NK, or diet-based “priming” and the like, but noooooo...

Not cool at all, SA
This is a big reason I view the new “we’ll automatically delete your data!” Crap as disingenuous at best. They’ve already learned everything from the data in a few hours, it’s useless after that anyhow.
I'm surprised the "alternatives considered" section doesn't have a "write something custom for core functionality using UDP". I would be curious to read why the decided not to go that way, given their scale and the potential gains from not using a general-purpose protocol.

(Something like, make the entire standard journey from opening to the app to requesting a car over something custom, and then leave the rest of the app using TCP)
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I live in a low COL city, so most of my friends and myself are doing pretty well. Most of us, also including myself, are not planning on having children due to pessimism about the latter half of this century so child-rearing costs aren't really a concern.
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How are people supposed to know all this about a new device that they have only read stories about? Even then, a surprising amount of people in my well educated affluent high tech bubble tape their laptop webcams closed because they don't trust the indicator light right next to it.
I hate the work ethic mantra. It implies millennial just cluelessly stumbled into their jobs if they have them, or screwed up their life if they didn't.

Mr. Boomer didn't need 3 summer internships and a 3.80 gpa to get their job.
I think it’s changed what is best practice. Unless you plan to never introduce your product in the EU, designing your product so that it cannot ever delete data is a bad idea.

In my experience I’ve definitely seen GDPR result in a large company having developers looking at how data can actually be deleted and not just set to deleted=true. I don’t think my company’s lawyers were alone in thinking this suddenly became more important than before.
This reminds how pleasant it was to use hg as a git front-end (via an extention[0]) - compared to using the git cli. I think I'll have to revisit and see if that's still the case, and if I can make it work with feature branches etc.

Also looks like there's finally python3 support in the recent mercurial 5.0 release.

[0] https://hg-git.github.io/
In my experience as an American (32 years) most Americans fight hard for the rich. If you tell someone: "Their rich because their parents were rich." you will almost always be met with resistance and it usually comes from an individual of a lower class. I don't know why it is but that's just how it is. It was amazing to see so many poor people voting for Trump and then when you tell them a few facts about Trump and how completely opposite his life has been to theirs they not only resist it but in some cases get very angry.
Compared to sysvinit, upstart, or procd, say, to remain in the same domain space?

(Though the implication that systemd is an OS Kernel is ... interesting.)
Mine is a terror and so are most kids. Kitchen accidents are SUPER common for little kids because the tend to look with their hands and pull on things like boiling pots of water.

IMHO having a cavalier attitude because nothing bad happened to you is not productive.
> You want them away from boiling water, dropped knives, and dangerously hot ovens.

This sort of stuff is exactly why the separate kitchen doesn't work at our house. The kids want to be where they can see us, and, with the way our kitchen is set up, there's no way for them to do that without being underfoot. At the same time, we want to be able to keep at least a vague eye on them, and that's not not really possible if they're in a completely separate room.

Versus, when I was little, our house had a kitchen that was separated from the living room by a counter. Which things much easier: We could hang out in sight of Mom, Mom could keep an eyey on us, and we weren't creating a safety hazard (or hassle) just so long as we stayed on one side of the counter.

It's also a total PITA at dinner parties. These aren't the old days, where it was OK for one person (always the same person) to stay isolated in the kitchen for half the evening, and it was understood that it's a private space where guests aren't allowed. Instead we end up with more and more people congregating in the kitchen, socializing with the cook and then with each other, until eventually literally every guest is there, getting in the way of the cooking, and they all have to get kicked out so that we can open the oven safely. Then you're isolated for a little bit, until someone needs to get another beer from the fridge, and ends up staying in the kitchen to chat, and then another, and it slowly ramps up until a mildly dangerous cacophany again. Rinse and repeat until dinner is served.
>technology, machinery, relationships, capital, education, experience, reputation, and efficient organization of resources

Literally all of these are a result of labor. Maybe not relationships per se but in a business context, yes. The rest of your comment also seems very ignorant of basic Marx
I'll mention since I am in the same boat in a sense. The cost of a house even 40-70 miles out from Boston on effective commute routes is still hovering in 350k to 500k. A house without a likely 100k in repairs is 450k It feels like for the Boston area they are just toeing the FHA limit or blowing completely past it instead of some other pricing dynamic. I haven't checked the Bay Area's FHA limits but since the max is 750k for 2019 and I keep reading about million plus properties I think they are just in a different category of appreciated values.
It's worth watching this[1] talk about systemd by a FreeBSD person, of all people.

1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_AIw9bGogo
Does PCIe vs USB3 matter when building a NAS in this case? Your bottleneck is going to be the gigabit network anyway.
It’s not “cookbook decision tree”, it’s “data from which to make meaningful inferences about this finding.” It would be nice if we always have that; with incidental findings, we often don’t.
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Rich person: "Don't blame the rich, blame the old."