skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The daughter seems to be doing fine and we don't know the cause behind why is son is behaving the way he does.
Next steps in privacy-preserving Telemetry with Prio
A friend uses a paper notebook in a pocket.
Where do you anticipate all these cars being made? What about the cars that are currently owned, where the sunk cost of mfg was already paid and it's more economical to continue using vs. replace?

For example, if the U.S. required half of all cars sold be EV, then there would be no cars available to buy for 2-3 years just to ramp up production alone. Millions of jobs lost during that time too.
I currently use mutt and have no problems with it, what's the issue?
People with kids love to complain about how terrible it is to have kids. But when you poll older people who had kids and ask them if they’d “do it over again” nine out of them say they would. Meanwhile, more than half of people who never had kids wish they had at least one. (See the Pew polling I linked above.)
It shows that what people think they want is a silly, shifting goalpost and that "happiness" is an untenable, fictional concept the mind uses to distract itself on its meaningless quest to stay alive.

Insofar as it's possible, not taking your feelings or life seriously is the best tactic I've come to use. But I'm relatively young, so I might be wrong.

And it's pretty vacuous: so, what, don't act on chasing happiness? Feel lonely but act like it doesn't matter and do nothing? Try to exist in a psychologically-inert routine until you die? Yes. xDD Or, you know, do small things to improve things, but don't try too hard because it doesn't seem worth it.

(My exception to this would be superego, rather than id, shit like revolutionary action which has the potential to take you and everybody else into new maxima of well-being IN WHICH you otherwise try to exist in psychologically-inert routines until death -- because that's at least more meaningful than neurotically ping-ponging around for personal maxima of well-being. More return on stress investment.)
The first couple waited almost a decade to start having a family, and accrued $100k in debt.

The second couple had a family immediately, have no debt, and are otherwise in the exact same situation as the first couple.

And the couple that had children sooner, are younger and more energetic, and also have less stressful jobs that allow them to spend more time and better quality time with them.

Also there is a real value in having the mom stay at home full time where she can teach their children their own values and guard them from bad practices or influences at such an impressionable age.
The Indieweb captures these things in HTML microformats. I can see why you'd want to go with JSON, though - it's simpler to parse.
Welcome to startup fallacies. You don't know what you don't know, and it's easier (but not cheaper) to follow a crowd.
He's so smart he's realized the best way to hide it is to make people think you're desperate for attention
Are you using managed databases then?
Maybe a dumb question - but how did you create apps on so many different platforms? Did you have to separately code everything? Or did you use some framework?
Uber/lyft routing is screwed for this because all too often drivers heading the wrong way will jump on accepting your ride to beat other drivers. There's been times when I've opened the map, saw dozens of drivers orbiting me like sharks just 1-2 blocks out, yet the driver who accepts my request is the one 5 going on 6 miles away on the highway. Then I have to stand there for 10 minutes while the driver pulls off and turns around then battles through the dozen plus drivers orbiting the neighborhood I'm in.
I use the awscli tools and aws s3 cp. I don't think it's possible to scp or rsync directly to S3, at least last I checked.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-chap-in...
And we can work towards that kind of preservation without demonizing humanity as a whole and not view ourselves as some kind of virus that must be eliminated. That's really my point. And it's a very arrogant view that ironically stems from religion, though no liberal westerner will ever admit to it. The concept of humans being separate from nature goes back to the story of Adam and Eve and is embedded in western thought. It's a good thing to be mindful of the environment, but it's not a good thing to think that all of humanity is evil and needs to be eliminated in order to save the earth.
Your daughter will be ok. She can go anywhere and immediately find social groups and have no issues finding dates — if she gets online she can literally have hundreds or thousands of men ready to take her out. It’s completely opposite for most men — isolated and hard to find social circles.
The issue is that there's no objectivity here. Are these women actually sad because they truly wanted to experience motherhood, or is it more because of pressure (even unconscious pressure) from family and friends to have kids? Or just the built-in feelings due to upbringing that having kids is "just what you're supposed to do".

I wonder, though, if these same women did have kids, and sacrificed their career for it, would they look back and have regrets in that regard, too.

So maybe it's just... given a multitude of options where we can't choose them all, perhaps humans will just naturally have some regrets around the path(s) not taken?

As counterpoint, I know women in their 40s and older who are very pleased with their decision to not have kids.
> If your lawyer thinks you have a strong case, they will work for you for free, in exchange for a share of the bounty.

Unfortunately if you are being sued winning just means you don't own anyone money. It is a separate thing to collect lawyers fees from the other party.

I truly wish there was some sort of legal money parity rule, so the burden of paying for the case in terms of lawyers and court costs was shared by both sides in proportion to their available assets.
Anyone who tries to use JSON for complex, extensible formats that involve documents (as opposed to data structures), metadata and semantic data are shooting themselves and their users in the foot. Just because W3C fucked up in some of their XML-based standards doesn't mean that trying to shove JSON everywhere is a sensible idea.

{
"topic": "dat://unwalled.garden",
"body": "Why didn't you use XML!?",
"createdAt": "2018-12-07T04:15:44.722Z"
}

Now, I want to change body to include images or something of that sort. Bam, all the software that parses the old format is now broken.

Just use XML. Preferably, extend one of the existing RSS-like formats. Apply lessons learned from HTML and XHTML. It will work zillion times better in the long run.
Why Chase decided to drop digital-banking app Finn
We don't need to cool it down. We could float a platform about 49.5 km above the surface of Venus, where the temperature and pressure nearly match the earth at sea level. To launch a probe, we could simply drop it from the platform.

This article about Venus is very enlightening: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmosphere_of_Venus
No. You don't get points for being not-bad. All it takes for evil to flourish is for good men to do nothing.
Many societies and cultures have large extended families living together. That is definitely not the norm in the U.S. and Canada, nor is it the case in most of Northern Europe (from what I understand).
It's not so much an "assumption" as a true fact of life today

Suburbs today (not 1950, but today in 2019) exist almost exclusively because of failures of their cities, mainly in housing, education, and transportation. To suggest "people shouldn't assume they have to live in a suburb" is to suggest that people should assume they'll be allowed to live in a city.

And that's simply not true. That's never a safe assumption, effectively that's impossible for most people in the US. Just in housing alone, they're already priced out for at least the next decade or more. (Even in "cheap" cities, even in the South or the Midwest, etc)

> think about all the variables that need to change to build a future largely without cars.

Manhattan residents would have to be ok with all property losing 90% of it's 'fair-market value' overnight. Same for Seattle, and San Francisco, and Boston, and Minneapolis, and every other city on earth.

Oh, no one in Manhattan is OK with that? Then, effectively Manhattan residents are guaranteeing "car-dependent" (read: cheap/affordable) lifestyles for everyone else, are here to stay for a while.
First time someone gets bored at Google they will drop this like nothing with a month or two notice and any games purchased will be vapor. Google doesn't care about it's users. It's just another platform to extract data mining or ai from. Google makes massive unilateral consumer unfriendly changes before breakfast. They barely care about business customers. If you're not ads or ad related and bringing in money you're not worth anything.
Or pay commercial license, thus supporting the project.
30ms is gigantic when most people are accustomed to sub-1ms input lag.
If they are mid-twenties they have probably heard it a million different times in a million different ways, what do you do?
Yes I would say the mistake was made 20 years ago
This misunderstands what race even is though. Race is a made up thing (created by white people) to give white people more power. To criticize white people for that is to critisize the system itself and critisize them for creating and continuing to allow the system of racism to exist.

To say negative things about black people is sort of like victim blaming and it makes things worse.
What do you mean "higher standards"? The standards for regular roads are way more than enough for cyclists. Bike paths are not supposed to be racetracks.
Strictly speaking, the minimum purchase is just one of the games on Stadia if you are going to be using Chrome on your PC and already own any HID-compatible controller.

The $10/mo gets you 4K streams (you get 1080p without a subscription), and occasional free and discounted games (like PS+ does). At launch, the free title will be Destiny 2 + all expansions (including the one releasing later this year).

The $129 gets you a Chromecast Ultra ($60), and the controller ($70), and 3 months of the subscription ($30) for you and a friend. Both the Chromecast and the controller are usable outside of Stadia.
GKE (and GCP in general) is a special beast when it comes to this. They support online migrations of instances and it's nearly seamless.

In fact, it's very commonly happening to instances, probably ones you have.

But if you're running on AWS with their EC2 instances for your application, then it's not more reliable than a single chunk of hardware in my experience (there are special cases, some hardware is just crappy)
This is one of my favorite Wikipedia page, and I don't get to bring it up very often: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_vampire_traits_in_fo...
Should consider looking into an F3 workout group. Totally free men’s group.
It’s easy for women to find dates. Much harder to find competent potential life partners who want to start a family.
That's because it's a dog whistle. I am a straight white male and I never feel discriminated against in any way. You guys need to get over yourselves
Yeah can't you just... kick him out?
I've never seen this on maybe a few dozen flights into Atlanta.
That's quite the extrapolation from what I actually said. My point is that the choice to not have children is not the same as actively helping. Not making things worse is not "good". And demonizing all of humanity as though we are somehow a virus to be eliminated is arrogant. We can be mindful of our impact on the environment without assuming that we're a problem.
Unless things have changed in ways that seem very unlikely, every ICC house "cares" in that non-students need house approval and students (generally?) don't. But houses will certainly vary in terms of how easy it is to get that approval. They will also vary along many, many other axes.
Ansgar from Arc.

> It's asking website owners to install JavaScript that uses the website owner's visitors' bandwidth for purposes other than visiting the website.

We endeavor to create a communal web where everyone cooperates and benefits, and we want to make that as easy as just visiting your favorite website. Everyone shares a little surplus bandwidth to help each other load the web faster, sustain their favorite sites, and earn rewards. Everyone wins.

That's a different web than the current web. Right now, with the current web, no one shares and nothing is shared with you. The web isn't communal; it's adversarial. Ads interrupt you and trackers stalk you. We want to change that.

It will take time. Just like how the once frightful notions of getting into a stranger's car (Uber) or sleeping in a stranger's house (Airbnb) are now banal. These things take time.

But, of course, if preferred, an opt out is two clicks away. Sites with Arc must display Arc's widget in the lower left so visitors can learn about Arc and easily opt out (or back in).

> I think that puts me in a dangerous position just for surfing example.com.

When one visits nytimes.com, they don't know what files will be downloaded and cached on their computer before they hit [enter]. They trust nytimes.com not to hand them inappropriate content (porn, violence, etc).

Arc has that same responsibility -- to only cache appropriate, legal content. It's our responsibility to get that right. And we will.

- Sites, and their content, are reviewed and vetted before they get access to Arc's CDN.

- Automated checks are run on assets for appropriateness, a la Google's SafeSearch Cloud Vision API. Inappropriate content never enters the network.

On top of that, only fragmented, encrypted data is cached on devices. Devices never receive the full puzzle -- only a single, fragmented puzzle piece, scrambled beyond recognition.

Hope that helps.

Also, and wholly unrelated: big fan of Movie Code. =]
> She invited her readers to rejoice in cruelty.

I really don't remember that having read a few books from Ayn Rand.

Edit: Downvotes, can you point to an extract that support this?
Bespoke Heartwarming Experiences in Rural India – 100% of Proceeds Go to Charity
But, why you let your 25 year old son live in your house? You should have been kicked him out years ago. He can not adult ever if parents are pampering him forever.
Show HN: Implementing power series as infinite lazy lists in F#
I tuned out there as well. To describe upper middle class as those earning between 112k and 1.5MM a year... well sounds exactly like what someone peddling financial advice to doctors might say.
Moved from home early but didn't get a girlfriend until I got engaged somewhere after I was 25.

I've now been married for over a decade and we have more than two kids, - together ;-)
> I'd like some stats on that please. Given the market share Firefox has why are people installing Firefox?

I don't have any stats, but I think many of the people choosing Firefox are doing so because Google is getting scary and Microsoft's offering is always warned against for security reasons, and that sums up the main browsers. In this choice between three things, you're barely getting one bit of user preference information.

> they know more than 50% of their userbase would think not being tracked online is a pretty fucking good idea.

Which in the mind of advertisers means the other less than 50% don't mind being tracked and so they should be allowed to track. But maybe they'd just go with any excuse.

I'm personally hoping that the EU at least slightly fixes things for Europeans when it starts enforcing the GDPR with big fines. Once every site has the required 'No, you may not track me' simple button, the nags will be less irritating because they'll actually be working.
I am curious how do you and your LTR define feminism. Nobody is forcing anyone to choose career over family. That would be anti-feminist.

I never viewed feminism as mutually exclusive of having a family or a career. I might just be more mellow than everyone else. Feminism just means that men and women deserve equal opportunity and respect. Why is this the worst thing?

I might have an advantage over everyone else since my parents grew up in the great depression. All of the women in my family worked often because of hardship. One grandmother married a very bad man and ended up becoming a hairdresser and opening a salon to support my mother. Another grandmother had a sick husband and had to take over his business. My father also had an illness and although he continued to work they both agreed that my mother needed to finish her education and go back to work. Nobody made such a big deal about it since the women were also supporting the family. In fact, in most societies the women support the family working or not. This is the norm.

When my husband and I got married we I was still in school so our whole life was ahead of us. We agreed that I would finish school first only because I was only a year from graduation. Then he finished school. We both agreed that having a family was important so we both prioritized children. We both had awesome careers, but I never let go of the fact that family is more important than career. My husband and I are still feminists.

In my daughters case she decided to stay at home with her three boys. Her awesome husband is still very much involved with his boys. They are both still feminists.
Compared to walking dozens of miles everywhere? Remember that the only existing modes of transportation were bicycles and horse-drawn carriages. The car absolutely needed to happen to aid our progress as a civilization.

Everything looks bad in hindsight right? But it is the car that enabled the progression that makes the car impractical.
forklifts sometimes exit warehouses and load flatbed trucks, not to mention some manufacturing facilities may have areas with slick floors or areas where rain may reach (near the docks mainly) so tread is generally provided. speaking from experience, the tread can help with gravel patches too.

you can order treadless tires as well.
There's no speed limit if you login. At least, this was the case when I also batch downloaded all the CC MPEG-2 files, and it finished overnight.
He's pretty seriously autistic.

One thing having twins did for me was push me way over to the nature side of nature vs nurture. They're so different, and always have been. And I don't expect to have more control over their lives than my parents had over mine at that age.
that's a bad attitude to take and leads to a lot of unnecessary guilt about something you have little control over. parents cannot do much to shape the personality and ability of their children in adulthood.
No.

I meant was ASP is a higher level 'interface' to SAT, sorry for the confusion. Work done at Imperial by Law and Evans in ILP compiles down to SAT solving via ASP. IDK if δILP goes to SAT.
OK, so? It's easy to find abstracts of papers that support just about any conclusion, but you still need to provide a link if you're making an argument (and it isn't obvious if that's what you're doing.) Furthermore, it's a fallacy that divorces are inherently a bad thing. If you think you should only date women who have never been with any other men out of insecurity that they'll leave you otherwise then you're setting your relationship up for failure from the beginning.

Good grief.
Just FYI, you didn't need to check Instagram. It's in the article.
I beat cars all the time on my bike and I'm in the midwest; I go 12-15mph while traffic goes maybe half that averaging for the lights. Splitting lanes means you go the same speed regardless of traffic and therefore I'm always at the front of the intersection at a red and the first to move on green, while that car I passed 200 yards ago has to sit through another light cycle.
Because feminists are the victim fighting for equal rights.

In racism, white people are not the victim, they are the creators of racism and are the people still allowing racism to exist. They are the attacker.
Who calls you a devil? Can you name any explicit times when people have mentioned or acted in a way regarding your sexuality/gender/profession?
See... But I agree with you.

Which is why I'm voting to not get married ever. So far.
I only run one server, because like the dead company in question, I don't have the money or manpower to do a full high-availability solution. Just a database backup and my site's code in Gitlab, so DR failover is a matter of 'git clone' and 'pg_restore'.

It might take me a few hours to get back online and piece my docker containers back together but my customers can absorb a few hours of downtime as long as it's a very rare occasion. If they couldn't, I'd charge them enough to afford a real HA solution.
Can you see the edges between the diamond and the background? Typically, the motion occurs when you can see the edges, and disappears when you are far enough away to make the edges too thin to be seen.
> Nor any mention of the clear delays to D Day as a direct result of the sheer quantity of war materiel sent to Russia via the Arctic convoys and through Iran.

This idea sounds patently false and I can't find a single source to support it.

According to Wikipedia, the total US expenditure on Lend-Lease was 48 billion, with 31 of those going to Britain and 11 to the USSR [1]. But saying that D-Day was delayed as a result of the sheer quantity of aid sent to Britain would still be incorrect. Nearly the entirety of Soviet economic aid during the war can be attributed to the U.S. It provided the bulk of the actual raw materiel and effectively paid for the rest through the funding British production. Now combine this with the fact that Roosevelt and his advisors were pushing to open up the Western European front in 1942, a year after Lend-Lease had gone into effect, with Churchill winning out in opposition to the idea. It simply doesn't make sense that the cost of aid to the Soviet union was even part of the equation.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lend-Lease#Multilateral_Allied...
MongoGPL?
Sounds to me like your son needs to learn a trade.
Is the boyfriend 25? It took me until 25 to start being open to the idea of kids. I'm 27 now and actually open to the idea. I had never spent time with kids really. Having a niece and nephew helped a lot because I realized kids, while a lot of work, can bring a lot of joy.
He didn't do all of these things in parallel. Rather, in serial.
At one point, protected classes weren't... then they were... The government cannot restrict your access, but they can force companies to expand it to be more equal.
Reading this, I am again reminded that technological progress is sometimes way slower than people think. Think about how the folks in the 50s/60s envisioned the time around 2000s, flying cars etc. I think the same might happen to autonomous delivery, general AI and the like.
In my experience & observation feminism and women working has nothing to do with the inability to sustain a rich family or romantic life. My grandmothers worked, my mom worked, the women I’ve dated have great careers.

It is absolutely possible to have a career and be a phenomenal wife and mother with a happy family. If a person’s priority is family, it may limit career opportunities but that is true of both men’s and women’s careers (for example rejecting a promotion that requires a geographic move to keep kids in the same school or live near relatives will impact both partners).
This reminded me of a pretty good (and robust) debate with some of the world's leading physicists regarding the existence of and quantification of nothing.

2013 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate: The Existence of Nothing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OLz6uUuMp8