skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I cannot believe that these people are so dense:

>"Why would it have a chilling effect if the superintendent of the school might see something that slips through the system about someone went hunting?" he asked. "There's no threat."

How is the following not harm?

>He pointed to a recent incident in which Social Sentinel flagged a college student who threatened on Twitter to shoot his professor for scheduling an early morning exam. (The student, who said he intended no harm, was arrested.)
"Behave very differently" is meant with regards to performance, here; or in other words, things that are not observable in the language semantics.
Are there domestic EV brands that are doing well there? Or is the expectation that Ola will fund it itself? Or buy foreign brands?
Many cities in Europe have successfully banned cars in core downtown areas. You can adapt curbs, street crossings, and buses to work for people with disabilities.
I don't have a problem with people pushing bigoted fear mongering narratives for attention being powerless and unpopular.

I think the truth is that big platforms that are conceivably open to anyone eventually become abused, unevenly enforced, and end up being a gamble when it comes to business. YouTube, Google play, Apple's app store and many more are all examples of this.
a.k.a. the web, to be fair. Major siloes were a later development.
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I wouldn't mind if it was a Progressive Web App that caches the data.
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So “comfortable” (or what I will equate with upper-middle) is now somewhere between 100k and 15m?

Even excusing cost of living differences (BFE Kansas vs Market District, SFO or Manhattan), that’s a hell of a range.

Assuming I’m single and have no kids one of those is, to me at least, comfortable to the point that I’m comfortable traveling pretty much whenever and wherever I want. The other is quite literally “f* you” money.
> singular focus in improving the driving experience

Except for the super distracting Ads that cover half the screen while you're using it every time your car comes to a stop, the sponsored landmark-Ads that put a huge marker over every Dunkin Donuts location while driving, etc.
Humans naturally anchor to their social network. If those people grew up in rural West Virginia with coal miner family income they would tell you that 250k/year is wealthy.

You have to actively resist this anchoring behavior. You have to remind yourself that just because your neighbor has a 50k car, it doesn't mean that your 10k car is not a good fit for you.
I think Medium barely has a community. I also think you're right when you say

> I find the discussion of HOW to get communities onto better platforms to be a more interesting topic than why the current platform sucks, especially when that platform doesn't even seem to listen to the criticism.

But you need to remember that's a very progressive position. Most friends I have are completely unaware that Medium has become a crap platform
Interesting, the Meltano people would love to discuss on collaborating on an open alternative to LookML, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20115400
At least as of several years ago, the Reston office was bigger, right? I got the impression that the DC office had more corporate folks while the Reston office is where most of the engineers are.

The Reston office is not accessible by rail. The Reston Town Center silver line station will open sometime this year or next. And even then, it’ll be largely inaccessible by rail to people who actually live in Reston, since the only place the silver line goes is toward DC at one end and toward IAD at the other. From Sterling it’s a 15 minute drive, but an hour and 15 minute trip involving multiple buses. And if you live in one of the Virginia suburbs like Vienna, you can take the train to Reston Town Center, but you have to go in the opposite direction toward DC first on the orange and then switch at Ballston to a silver going back out. 45 minutes or so, versus a 20 minute drive.
Lighter weight and cheaper. So both for transportation AND grid storage? A good direction.
I think that's confusing - it could be referencing a different object names "widgetLength" how about widgetDotLength to be more clear?
What would be the easiest, most inexpensive way to host a blog with code support today?
I have some Pacific Islander friends that consider me rich because I live in a nice house (rented), own three cars (bought used), and have a steady desk job (after many years of recurring job instability).

Of course, that's wealthy compared to most of the world.
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Hosting content there is okay as long as you put your own domain on it. The migrating away from it won't cause too much problem if some trouble rises.
For non-Australian readers, there is one very important thing to note about Australian elections and democracy: voting is mandatory under penalty of an $80 AUS fine and occurs on Saturdays.

In US federal elections, turnout is about 55%. Whereas in Australian federal elections turnout is about 90% [0].

[0] https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/22/world/australia/compulsor...
The costs of having children are dramatically over-costed on internet forums.

People going the DINK route are mostly prioritizing careers over life. It's a vicious cycle for many, who end up changing their mind and spending alot of money and opportunity cost trying to make up for it.
The lack of a manual feels like a red herring only a small fraction of user actually reads the manual. And among those that do they read it to find a specific thing (like wifi) not to understand the product as a whole.
I'm pretty sure its because it allows them to experiment with delivering advertisements that they wouldn't be able to shove into GMaps without protest (Waze has ads that cover half the screen with a banner ad every time your car slows down/stops for example).
I get your point but this is a really bad way to raise it.
> 90% of German army was killed in the East front.

This is an overstatement. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_casualties_in_World_War...

If you go by KIA, MIA, and POW, Eastern Front is about 2 million, France/Belgium + North Africa + Italy + Navy is about 900k.
> HOW to get communities onto better platforms

Well, we had a pretty good platform that had one big community and it was called the internet.
> thermodynamics might seem to demand that a battery only deteriorates over many charge-discharge cycles.

Well that's just nonsense.

Any armchair "physicist" claiming that entropy must decrease over time is completely ignoring the fact that the battery is getting energy from an outside source every time it's charged.
Zucks fiduciary responsibility is entirely theoretical. The shareholders have no voting power against him.
Bluetooth should be off also, unless you have a use case.

(Apparently Bluetooth has some valiant defenders, but I stand by my assertion on security grounds.)
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Doesn't look dead to me??? https://www.google.com/travel
Now that is an interesting dataset that demonstrates my experience thus far is an outlier.
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They are specifically making that process harder and harder. That's partly why HackerNoon left
> This is effectvely acclimating our children to minimal privacy as enforced by authoritarian organizations.

The kind of school districts implementing these systems are likely districts with a lot of pro-authoritarian people or at least those kind of people hold a lot of key positions. While it may not be the primary goal, as far as these types of people generally care acclimating children to big-brother is either harmless or a side benefit.
Is the filter doing an OR instead of an AND?

Search term: Playable
Language: TypeScript

Returns more than just %Playable% TypeScript games.
I don't think you understand what was meant by those things. Here's a video explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlApbxLz6pA
That sucks really badly... Sad customer here.
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It's volatility that makes people feel not rich, even though they are 1%-ers. Annual income is meaningless if you feel like there is a substantial risk of you losing that income and having to make lifestyle adjustments. In a dual income household, if you live in a high CoL area and want to send your kids to the best schools, then you're competing with other dual income households, so if one spouse loses their job or has a health issue, it will cause financial instability.

Question is are you willing to downgrade to a single income lifestyle (while still earning two incomes and investing the rest), in exchange for sending the kids to a school in a lower income area and whatever consequences that would have.
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It's impressive. 1000 commits! Great job Nim team!
That's not how I think about it, though. It's not about the principles of a website using ads or issues with advertising companies. I just personally don't want to see them. If I'm using a Google service, I generally see no or almost no ads because I use uBlock Origin, so I'm not bothered at all. And I actually do subscribe to YouTube Premium because there's no decent way to block ads in the mobile apps, as far as I know.

I do like Google's services, and I do understand they couldn't exist without ads, so I know there's a little bit of cognitive dissonance there. But for me, if I can block the ads, then I'm not going to complain. The only time I boycott a site is if they lock you out of the site if they detect you're using an ad blocker. (I'm okay with small messages politely suggesting you turn it off if they don't otherwise restrict access to the site. I always ignore them, though.)
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Time without causality makes no sense. Time is an identification that entities move and change. The entities themselves cause all actions. The nature of those actions is determined by the nature of the entities.
I came from a poor area. I used to think 80k/yr was rich.

Time passed, I got work in Silicon valley with a wife and kids. Living there I think 500k would be middle class. Not even upper middle class.

Perspectives change as you are exposed
I don't think it's just the wording of the license, though. It's really hard to envision every possibility and decide how the AGPL should handle it. E.g., are they really going to add something as specific as "If a cloud service provider hosts its own code along with user code that includes AGPL code, the cloud service provider is not bound by the AGPL and the user does not need to include the provider's bundled code when they release the source code in compliance with the AGPL."?

Plus, if you treat the cloud service provider's code separately from the user's code, there is a pretty strong danger of opening loopholes that defeat the entire purpose of the AGPL. It's not clear that people releasing code under the AGPL would even want the AGPL to be interpreted that way.
That's only disturbing if you believe everything is simple enough that humans could comprehend it straight away. If you accept that some stuff is beyond our understanding, and will be for quite a while yet, everything is much less bothersome. Accept that you are fallible and the universe is fine.

I'm not saying this is easy though.
If I turn on a very simple computer, then the clock starts at zero. From the computers perspective that's all there is, it doesn't know the cause. From my point of view there absolutely is a case, me pushing a button.

This is not a god argument, there might be natural processes that can trigger such events.
Well said! Pasting my comment from Facebook where this was reposted:

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Idiots. The new monitor and stand isn't made for you. Not even you, clueless Engadget journalist. It's made for graphics, movie studio pros whose company pay $18000 currently for Reference monitors. Compared to that and the fact that this is 6k with that fancy nano coating, this thing is cheap.

And I'm not buying it, because I don't need it. If you don't understand the price, it's not for you either. Move along.
I've heard that the reason launch and kill is so prevalent at Google is that creating a new product is a great way to be promoted while supporting an existing one, even building extensive new and well-recived features, is not.

I'm grouping here but engineers that work at Google are likely to be the type of person who is looking to continue to move up the career ladder. Seems like a good option would be to outsource some of these products but that doesn't seem like Googles M.O. either.
It has, but at least anecdotally, a lot of people I know still use snapchat.
Cognitive biases and the vast cultural/religious narratives around cosmogenesis make it next to impossible to reason about the universe in this way.
What an idiotic story for the NYT.

OK, so you have a really awful Masters program for art at a for-profit school. So that damns all masters programs?

The problem isn't the school or the loan program... it's that someone would be so ignorant to think there is any sort of return on that kind of investment in education. It's not like the school is lying (that's not the allegation at least). There has got to be some level of personal accountability here. I'm assuming people incurring the debt at this school are adults with an undergraduate degree and I'm assuming if you've made it that far in life, you probably understand debt, the job market and how you might repay that debt.

Normally I'd say a Masters in Journalism is a waste of money but clearly this author might have benefited from learning some critical thinking.
You're right. Let's go with yours. When can you push that?
The Prius has an optional roof solar panel, which generates about enough power to run the fan in the car when it's parked outside of shade to keep the cabin a little bit cooler.
They're not dense. These people consider that kind of stuff perfectly acceptable because they have a world view in which living in totalitarian society is acceptable. Their world view simply does not align with yours or mine. They simply do not consider the use these kind of systems to be fundamentally incompatible with free society the way you or I do.
Indeed, I was wondering what familiar sense of righteousness was stirring while reading this comment:

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/16643/16643-h/16643-h.htm#SEL...

Always worth a(nother) read.
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This is quite off topic regardless of anyone's political opinions.
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I'd define being 'financially secure', as being confident that you will not need to make changes to your lifestyle for financial reasons. It makes sense that that depends pretty heavily on how expensive your current lifestyle is.
> Dropping their original paying customers

When a Cloud company acquired a product/service for integration into their platform, I would hope that that includes transitioning to a Cloud friendly consumption based model. If that means including a free tier, or paying peanuts for low usage, that’s a good thing!

Finally, Google’s (GCP’s really) enterprise SaaS (mostly) acquisitions that I can think of are - StackDriver, Firebase, Apigee, Velostrata, Alooma and Cask. The venerable ones like StackDriver and Firebase are IMHO well integrated into the platform. The others are too relatively new? Curious which ones you had in mind that dropped enterprise customers?
This feature has been requested a lot, and I'm very open to include it!
Cologne and Copenhagen both have very strong cultures of abiding by traffic signals, even for pedestrians. One time in Cologne I started to feel awkward that we are all waiting, and suddenly a sports car zoomed out of a tunnel and through a green light. That's why no one was crossing against the light.
What are the "interoperability" issues you're referring to? I'm a very happy user of Typora and I've, thankfully, not experienced any data losses. The only thing that keeps me from using it more is that it's not the most smooth experience. When I take notes in Notepad++, for example, it's instantaneous. Which makes for a much more enjoyable experience.
I see what you mean (entropy always increases is valid only in a closed system assumption). But didn't you mean "claiming that entropy must increase" instead of "decrease" in your sentence?
> the whole idea of existence not existing is bizarre and puzzling

The alternative is that matter has always existed, which is equally bizarre and puzzling, though things make more sense that way.
Last time I checked, you could only give the download subcommand one option at a time, so I wrote this shell script:

#!/usr/bin/env zsh

for i in "$@"
do
ia download $(basename $i)
done
To the front page we go...
Even disregarding roaming (e.g. travelling within the EU so roaming is free), having offline access makes it easy to plan what places to visit while flying to your destination.
What do you mean by "with code support"?
oh sure, I know cause I used to deliver it as a paper boy, got a good grounding but that doesn't explain why it dropped in Google rank.
Unfortunately the discoverability isn't that great and mostly ruled by one company (Google).
600kg is 94.48 stone
Ultimately in my experience titles mean nothing, right now officially I'm just "software engineer", you can be a CTO in a 2 man company, which is cool I guess but it really doesn't mean much.

What I mean with upward trend is that I can negotiate conditions like benefits (remote, insurance etc... ) and a better salary, etc..
The computer, and the external universe of which it is unaware, still have time.
The Cosby Show had a great take on this question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ92MLZSMXM
Netlify (free) + and static site builder. My blog (the one this article is on) was built with Gridsome (uses Vue.js). I personally like it a lot.

Other options are, Jekyll, Gatsby, Hugo and many more. Netlify will make any of those free.
LOL fucking Dinesh D'Souza.
I was recently thinking about why I've made any posts on Medium. I'm also going to launch a product soon and have been kicking around whether to create our own blog, use Medium, or use some other option. I think there are two main reasons I'm interested in Medium:

1. It's easy. Any self-hosted solution will more be up-front work.
2. Because other companies use it as their blog platform, it should still allow us to seem like "a real company" with minimal effort.

I haven't thought too deeply about it but this is my current "pro" list for using Medium as a person that will actually be faced with the choice soon.
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I can understand why you might feel the way you do, but have a hard time understanding your confusion. Given that social isolation is a common punishment for children and prisoners you can't understand why people wouldn't want to work in a socially isolated environment? Sure, you don't go to work just to socialize (well, some people do) but that's quite different from saying you shouldn't expect to get any socialization from work.
You can help by expanding it.
ehm, sorry, isn't markdown in itself editable with any text editor and thus no further "application" is necessary. The point of markdown is that every text editor can edit it.
All of which are excellent moral questions and absolutely worth debating without senselessly and incorrectly accusing the Dutch (I wrote Danish above, sorry) government of euthanizing teenagers.

If you want to talk about care, talk about care. Medical ethics is a hard problem.
My measure is can I buy whatever toys interest me. This will probably never be the case so I'll never be rich. I have plenty to eat and a lot of toys and a great savings: my world standards I'm doing very well, but I will always have to be careful.

I don't think anyone makes rich by my definition: there is always a nicer boat...
No relation to the very well known K3D software?
Handshakes at the Door: Hype, or Helpful?
I do have a girlfriend, but she's studying in another city. We see each other almost every weekend and agreed that I visit her place most of the time, since she can't stand sleeping on the floor.

It does affect my ability to sleep on a regular bed a lot (I sleep in her bed when I'm at her place). It's super uncomfortable for me, I don't feel as rested the next morning and she tells me that I am snoring very loudly and frequently in her bed. Sometimes I sleep on her floor as well, and according to her I my snoring almost disappears on the floor.
It seems like the obvious answer is to consider fixing the "cost disease" of infrastructure as the #1 priority. Not more trains, or faster trains or whatever. Just getting the costs in line with the rest of the world. The extra infrastructure should follow, right?

Same spending, 5x the transit.
I agree with you. For example, if I had 100 times my current yearly income in savings/investments/etc, I could live my current lifestyle indefinitely (barring eg, a market crash) because even with zero interest, the money would last 100 years, and with minimal effort (ie index funds) the money would grow over the long term at a rate greater than 1%.

Of course, that would require persisting in my current lifestyle in the face of a massive increase in wealth, which takes nontrivial self-discipline.
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Great work man, this is one of the few tools/use cases where I think mark down is really the right choice. Limited set of keywords means you don't have to spend a lot of time thinking about formatting. In the end it's easy enough to convert to HTML/PDF as an export to share.

On top of that, the tool looks slick af.

I don't think I want the cloud sync feature, have you considered an option to license the software with out that for a prorated cost?
Well, at least this one isn't hosted on Medium itself - like the previous one with the exact same title..
Ethics and One Tweet's Impact on Digital Ocean
I remember hosted Wordpress also had a community but without the [current, new] problems of Medium. I realize Wordpress isnt as slick as Medium, but genuinely curious -- why don't people use hosted Wordpress as an alternative given their community?
I'm not sure about the sizes. I don't think either is a large office.

And you're correct that if you don't live on the rail, nothing is rail accessible. And even if you do, it's hub/spoke, so only useful for going downtown or to IAD, there's no matrix of lines to get from Tysons to Bethesda or similar without going downtown and transferring first.

That said, I think Google is opening a new office at Reston Station (Wiehle Road), which is currently accessible by rail. I don't know if this is an additional office, or if they're moving/expanding the RTC office.

I'm so glad I live and work in Reston, walk to work, and can mostly ignore this stuff. Except for when the weather turns to crap - then I have to deal with traffic on Sunrise and Reston Parkway with everybody else (and it's only getting worse as developers turn all the parking lots into new high-rise developments). I wish Fairfax County's bike lane implementation wasn't so half-assed - many of the areas could be bike-accessible in reasonable time frames (my old Herndon-Fairfax commute was 30 min by car or 45 by bike and saved me working out some other time).