skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Clearly the above post's point is it's irrational that they have to have that fear, not that the fear itself is irrational
That one seems pretty simple.

If you played for a team, you were a member of that team.

If 10 years after you leave, that team goes on to win the championship, you are not and were never part of a "championship team."
How Quantum Computers can break 2048-bit RSA encryption in 8 hours?
Because you bought it. In contrast, Philips hue keeps working even if google is down, philips is down, your internet is down, or the entire internet infrastructure has collapsed.
Text objects are crucial to composing vim commands. Vim offers quite a few but honestly, there’s plenty more. I’d recommend using the vim-textobj-user as base to add appealing text objects. Personally, I can’t live without the “entire” text object which allows one to act upon the entire file. Like “indent entire file” etc.

https://github.com/kana/vim-textobj-user

https://github.com/kana/vim-textobj-entire
Not really. There are way too many power cuts in Bengaluru.
> unassisted in all weather conditions and on any roads that a human would drive

If that's your goalpost for impact then of course it looks bleak. A mechanical loom doesn't have to be able to handle every type of thread and pattern a human can to change the nature of production, goods, and employment. Likewise a truck that can drive on freeways on 80% of days (and nights) would already be huge.
Getting cold probably saved his life by reducing the metabolic burden. This is done intentionally during certain surgeries, such as aortic aneurysm repairs. It also informs the ER standard: you're not dead until you're warm and dead.

Also, it's staggering how much oxygen can be dissolved into your system at depth. The Navy did some experiments where they put pigs in a chamber, pressurized them to something obscene, like 300 feet, and replaced their blood with water. The oxygen diffused so well the pigs were still conscious and walking around. Source: I work with a lot of Navy dive medicine officers.
IIRC the rig was moved out of place. they were already having massive problems at that point in the film.

fun facts about the abysss.

1. it's a version of the divine comedy, particularly the inferno.

2. the set still exists as of a several years ago

https://io9.gizmodo.com/take-a-tour-of-the-abandoned-remains...
And I think this hits the nail on the head for where the problems are going to come from. Low interest rates have made it very hard for pension funds to keep up with their (overgenerous) past promises with safe assets, and a frothy stock market seems like it’s been keeping them solvent.
Isn't being a member of a terrorist organization enough to kick them out?
You say that like countries already don't take opportunities to spy on foreigners.

> Your comment sets up a pointless argument in that of course no country is required to admit anyone, but reasonable policies invite good reciprocal treatment.

All I said was that the US has no obligation to do anything for outsiders. I didn't say they shouldn't and obviously they do - just don't expect some kind of natural right to be accorded to you if you aren't a citizen of their country.
This special value that people place on touching and seeing is completely arbitrary. Your condescending attitude on this doesn't help you make your case in any way.
So many H1bs don't even think about buying a lot of furniture, a car or a house for this reason.
This applies to New Zealand afaik, my sister leaves to Australia while she has to renew her visa in NZ. So this isn't unique.
BrowserStack- It's expensive but it does it all.
Are you assuming that cell phone batteries and car batteries are the same? Empirical data shows that the engineering tradeoffs made for car batteries leave them with incredibly long lifespans (at least for Tesla or Nissan Leafs).
I would expect that if there was a valid debate to be had she would also have peer reviewed papers published on the topic.

Skimming https://www.brown.edu/research/projects/oster/ I haven't found any related

It seems like her general cause is a good one: to ease parents to relax a bit on what some perceive as apparently harsh recommendations on health and parenting.

But it also seems like she misses the point on what public health bodies are for (minimizing risk on large scale) versus clear advice to individuals. Take alcohol for example, if the actual evidence is flimsy on whether 1 drink is bad or not, it's an easy choice if I'm speaking to millions of people: play it safe. That's not the same as claiming that low alcohol consumption is bad, and it's certainly not an attempt to shame.
> We don't "owe" anything to anyone, but this not the behavior of the greatest country in the world.

I didn't say the US shouldn't let people in or be respectful of foreigners - I was just stating the fact that they do not have any legal obligation to do so. Of course they do it because it is good for the country - but if they stop, who is going to make them change their mind? It's up to the American people to decide what they want for their country at any given time - the rest of the world has no power to make them do otherwise - as does any other country and I wouldn't want to force any country to take people they don't want to either.
Does WebAssembly have a debug trap?
I think the point is that actually doubling income is a better way to increase income than trying to optimize the price of one product.

What we do know is that food is already very cheap in Africa. It's not obvious that food could get much cheaper, let alone the 300% price reduction that you give in your example.

On the other hand, we do know there are huge gains to be had when it comes to increasing income and economic activity in general. That's where our effort would be best spent.
I don't think piracy will come back as streaming becomes more segregated, people generally will go with the legitimate market over illegal means as long as the fiction is under a certain level. Most Americans would rather pay an extra $15 a month for streaming that to pirate content and go through the "hassle" of getting that pirated content on their TV. How many non-tech people do you know who can mirror a PC or laptop to their TV?
Well, it's better than nothing. That's enough to hold your breath 2-3 times, IIRC. That time means a lot.
I'm loving the new and improved HN where even asking a simple straightforward question gets downvoted.
These states are also not very humid. Temperatures in Rajasthan have exceeded 50 several times and people have traditional ways of dealing with it.

Not saying that #climatechange isn't an emergency; but people won't suddenly die.
Plus, people usually have a better memory that they give themselves credit for. With reasonably short random password (say, 10-12 chars, uppercase, lowercase, digits) that you use often, you will memorize it after a week, at which point you can simply destroy post-it note you carried in your wallet.
And couldn't a new world monkey simply carry the avocado somewhere else to eat it?

Does it have to pass through the gut?
Well yes, but that is a privilege that the country bestows upon you as a token of good will and faith - not a natural right under the constituion; and I would not expect it either. Should I be allowed the affordances of the 1st amendment while on American soil to advocate for the fall of the American republic? I would be deported very swiftly.
Sure, but a solar powered A/C system is well out of the price range of a few billion people on earth.
The idea is that if there's a problem with the umbilical, 5 minutes should be enough time for a diver to get back to the bell where they have plenty of gas. But in this case the bell was dragged out of position.
So this may be the basis of cryogenics? If you just cool down in specific way, you can turn off metabolism and then turn back on again at later date?
Bandcamp is way better than itunes for this. Gives you the option to download lossless audio as well.
Ask HN: Only pay min student debt if there's a non-0 chance it may be canceled?
There's talk on the democratic side on coming up with a plan to cancel student debt. If that's the case, is there any reason to pay anything other than the absolute minimum?
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Yeah, I’d lose respect for myself. I don’t take things that aren’t mine.
This is what I do, although like others mention I still use real words. I add my bogus answers to security questions as notes in my password manager. This method has worked well for me for a long time without any risk that I have discovered.
Whatever works for you I guess, lol.
It's only mind-boggling if, in the reserve banking world of today, you think money is anything but a social accounting ledger, rather than something concrete like a potato. As others have said, real rates can already be arbitrarily negative. It is only in the false belief that the numbers mean something intrinsically that you have such attachment to their not decreasing nominally.

People will get used to anything. Airline miles expire. Fruits rot. Buildings decay. It's not such a leap to see money exponentially "expire", too.
None of the big cloud providers have unrecoverably lost hosted data yet, despite sorting vast volumes, so this doesn't seem BS to me.
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I wondered about this too and asked about it on the security stackexchange forum in case I was overlooking some glaringly obvious reason not to. Turns out that most thought it was reasonable too, though maybe too frustrating for some.

https://security.stackexchange.com/q/12828/8518
You raise an interesting point, but I don't think making any sort of generalization is the answer here. There are good and bad people of every gender/race. Hence why every incident needs to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

With regard to the original article, it appears to be a singularly bad ruling on MSU's part. The official guideline given was to "adopt a looser standard of guilt known as more likely than not." Reading through the case details, all the evidence points towards Mumphery being innocent - I certainly don't think it meets the "more likely than not" standard. If anything deserves critique here, it is MSU's handling of this case, not the broader guideline recommended by the Education Department.
We really need to stop this insanity and just take our medicine before the credit bubble gets even more extreme.
It would be crazy. As for intuition, I actually thought it was counterintuitive as a kid that banks would safeguard your money for free. I had the naive intuition that banks were providing a service of keeping money safe and accessible via debit cards, so you should be paying them.

Of course my intuition is now totally different, especially after a college degree in economics, but there is some sort of intuition to be had in negative interest rates. I wonder if there are historical precedents -- maybe in the dark ages, or in historical places without moneylending/investment ecosystems.
Plex is a really easy way to stream video files from your computer to a chromecast, and I can use my phone as a remote. It works just as well as googe play and better than my current amazon workflow.(Which I can only play from the computer because they won't allow streaming to chromecast)
I did the same, but it was because I have very low self control since a young age, and telling myself "OK this will be the last round I'll ay tonight" (of League of Legends, Super Smash, etc.) never, ever worked. The cumulative result of all that gaming means next to nothing for my career now, aside from being more calm when getting trolled. Not worth it.
Is this to say that there is literally no noteworthy difference in the relationships Chinese and American companies have with their respective governments?

I'm open to the idea, what evidence would you propose supports this?
I was under the impression that it was widely accepted that babies who are not held / loved / touched enough can suffer developmental issue, or even die.

I don’t believe it can be argued in good faith that touch and sight are valued due to completely arbitrary reasons.
The vast majority of Chinese are wholly in support of their government and of their country being great the same way as the vast majority of Americans are wholly in support of ours. And they're apologists the same way we are.

As far as China/Chinese, we're the exception in terms of not being an ethnostate. France, Ireland, Israel.. the west is full of them. It's mostly just the places that the west carved up that aren't ethnostates.

Personally, I'm not in favor of anthropomorphizing nation-states, I think it obscures the fact that people and politics are behind everything.
This is just idle observation, but when you ascend the air in your lungs expands and you are supposed to continuously exhale to prevent lung rupture. Supposedly if you start with a full pair of lungs, you can ascend pretty much from the bottom of the ocean on just one breath because of this.

Also somewhat related, the deeper you go the less time your tank lasts. From what I remember, at 100m, a "5 minute tank" is probably similar in size to a standard scuba tank.
Related - David Blaine's world record of holding breath for 17 minutes:

https://worldrecordacademy.com/stunts/longest_breath-holding...

Which is probably already broken:

https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/132l2v/i_hold_the_gui...
It is allowed since you are not really buying a house but rather getting zerodown to buy it and then lease it to you.
Also, don't get too caught up in the idea of Avocado in the popular way - don't think about Guac and Avocado Toast.

It has a "higher fat content than most other fruit, mostly monounsaturated fat, and as such serves as an important staple in the diet of consumers who have limited access to other fatty foods (high-fat meats and fish, dairy products)." to quote Wikipedia.
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I love David Blaine, but we should remember he is a _magician_ and they don't always tell the truth.
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Anything I've read suggests Chinese companies have much less restrictions on setting up operations in the US than vice versa, just one example being the mandatory Chinese partner situation, which is less strict than it used to be so they say. This somewhat common notion that they're "both the same" seems about as accurate as the also somewhat common notion that Chinese and American culture is the same.
The facts that are presented in this article are very interesting, but I find that there is a gap between the facts presented and the conclusions drawn in this and other "we should work less" articles. Maybe around 40 hours a week is an optimum for humans who want to have a balanced life and time to consume products to keep the economy going?

There are also other factors, such as people concentrating ever more in cities, driving up the cost of housing, making living in many cities only marginally affordable for most low-paid workers.

There's so many variables to consider, but I'd like to read a real economists view on these things.
And also the software market (which others except apple and even that). Google play is off limit.

It is still the world is free trade to china but not other way round. With that strategy agreed by ours, china will win forever. QED.
That sounds fascinating! How often does your team have to leap into action?
Yum. Escargot and rats. Michelin 3* in Tokyo, no problem.
> People are either French or not French. It doesn't make sense to say that someone's not very French, for example.

Genetics exists.
Your system has one simple but fatal flaw; watching people who suck isn't interesting. {,e}sports only draw viewers if the sport is played well, and there are very few people who can do that for almost any sport.

Consider that rocket league has built in support for tournaments, and it's a ghost town because they're always won by Grand Champs, who are also usually twitch streamers, just destroying normal people.

Edit: it's also blatantly untrue that elite players are uninteresting, go watch any press conference with Von Miller or James Harden. This kind of uninformed pejorative just comes off sounding like sour grapes.
On the contrary, wouldn't having started your career at a market bottom meant 11 years of market growth and expanding career opportunities?
I think this is the current record. 24 minutes and 3 seconds. It's hard to comprehend.

http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-ti...
Publishing has always been based on trust. Trusting publishers with a track record of openness and journalists with a track record of integrity is the best we have. We just have more options for cross referencing information now.
> Even a brand new sedan (e.g. Nissan Altima, Honda Accord) is around $23k MSRP. A crossover family vehicle (e.g. Nissan Rogue, Honda CR-V) is around $25k.

An accord/ultima start around that price for the base models and the lowest package. I doubt most people buy those models. People like options and get plenty of them.

Also keep in mind you pay a ton of tax and also registration. Registration is insanely expensive in states like CA.

The price of a low mercedes is much higher than that, not sure where you're getting your numbers, but they're off, WAY off.
It's probably not a bubble, but also I don't accept the argument that esports are better. Excluding football and boxing (brain trauma), I haven't seen anyone destroy their careers over really enjoying playing physical sports. I do, however, know plenty of classmates and younger kids who are addicted to games like Dota or League of Legends, both of which are staple esports games.

If I had to choose a sport for my kid to have delusions of being able to go professional, I wouldn't pick esports, despite myself playing many of those games.

The intelligence argument is weak at best. Among other things linked with an increase in intelligence: a good night's rest and regular physical exercise. I will give you the hand eye coordination point though.

Ultimately, esports should be treated as exactly what pro (physical) sports are: entertainment, best in moderation.
I suspect there's price anchoring going on there. They don't actually need to pay such high wages. The unemployment rate amongst MBA people is over 30%.
The thing is, people generally do view currency as something concrete, and its value is largely based on faith in that concreteness. Once they stop having faith in that, it seems likely that they’ll stop valuing it.
Its not just privacy nuts that are avoiding facebook. Average people may have deleted their account because it is known that using social media has negative effects on your mental health. You could just have a dummy facebook account with no data on it and just say you don't use it because you quit facebook for mental well being.
“An ethnical group face dataset including Uyghur, Tibetan, and Korean”
>That's a pretty big claim you're making with nothing to back it up.

It includes the following assumptions:

Low unemployment causes upward wage pressure.

Organizations are aware of this.

Organizations cooperate politically to achieve their goals.

>In times of historically low unemployment, I hardly think the general populace is holding such terror.

Exactly. Lower unemployment increases confidence. (and reduced hours would lower unemployment)

Higher up in this thread is a suggestion that: 1) almost all productivity comes from a few workers and 2) it is impossible to reduce their work load and 3) employers retain low productivity workers for long hours to encourage them. All of these assumptions are highly dubious but the theory is popular because it appeals to comforting, entrenched ideas. Which is why no one notices that is a big claim with nothing backing it up.
Got millions by whom? USA got millions in re-education camp?
Very quick summary, so apologies if my previous sentence or this one isn't sufficient or well put together: most studies tend to be statistical/high-level correlation searches.

With something like breast- feeding, an effect-size for breast-feeding must be taken implicitly in the context of what happens when you 'don't breast feed', given that basically everyone is still going to feed the baby, and there can't be a third state of neither breast feeding and not breast feeding.

I don't mean just statistical attempts to control for demographics, education, etc, although these also have a complex effect/interaction.

I mean here things like 'if you're not breast feeding, you're doing something else', and the mechanics of that something else are not constant throughout the world.

So for instance, do you have to earn a wage (be away from baby) to buy formula to feed the baby, does the formula at a shop nearby and within its used-by date, what is the quality of it, do you have maternity leave and is there an inherent opportunity cost between breast feeding and work and providing the baby other things, do you have running and sanitary water, are they in day care/familial care, what foods are you giving baby, etc.

All those things effect whether breast feeding will show a statistical positive/negative effect.

Even something like "increased/decreased infections" isn't easily straight-forward: for instance, if the number of infections is related to the number of people baby is exposed to, and baby is in day care, then maybe its day care or N family members looking after baby that's the full story. And then even once you've got THAT, there's a real question as to whether the total number of infections a person gets is statistically static over their lifetime. Early day care could substitute infections earlier into the babies life. This too would appear in a basic study as a positive for breast feeding at home, because they don't measure the increase in infections after the breast feeding period ends once the baby starts to socialise.

Most studies are not vaguely done at this level of investigating or answering these questions/mechanics around why or how the effects are mechanically operating, so many of the findings are likely reporting on these.
Well, there's the value add in not having to touch C++...
But the “stacks” in the play store. There is no google play.
Banks, and really all loans, make mad cash the first few years, 90%+ of the payment is interest. For cars, that's like 18mo, for homes it's a few years of good cash flow for the bank, and the home appreciate (cars don't) so when the bank is flipping a flipping a foreclosure, they still make out great.
I've seen squirrels carry them to eat later (it's a ridiculous sight), but humans imported both the squirrels and avocados here (the Bay Area).
To restore Internet access after earthquake, Peru turned to balloons
“This is inconvenient and expensive which gives me the unilateral right to steal your intellectual property”.

It’s an interesting take, that you get to steal anything you like if it isn’t priced and sold how you want.
You can use zero knowlege proofs for that, you don't need to reveal which vote is yours, just the proof that you've voted.
It's difficult to understand America. On the one hand it's supposed to be individualist and emphasize everyone's own responsibility for their lives, and then there's this stuff, where everything needs to be full of warnings, otherwise people cannot be assumed to act reasonably. (The story of the woman comes to mind who microwaved a cat to death, with the intention of drying it and sued the manufacturer and won.)
That's what an ECMO is... a last-ditch effort to perfuse the brain and vital organs to see if the body can recover. It rarely does.

Head transplantation is still too "out there."