skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And no true Spartan...

Some schools of thought use some weird notion of freedom to derive some abstract structure that has never been tried anywhere and claim it has some hypothetical properties. You want to call that "true capitalism".

I like theory, I do theory, but the post was talking about existing social systems within which we operate. Your private definition of "true capitalism" has nothing to do with that system.

Nor does it have anything to do with the accepted use of the term capitalism. E.g. in state capitalism [1]. Therefore it is a bad definition that hinders clear communication, and you have failed to convince me to use it.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_capitalism
Or you aren’t doing something physical. For example there are tons of things in math that can use as much precision as you want. For a toy example, looking at rates of convergence or divergence in extremely small regions of the Mandelbrot set. There are techniques that cut down the requirement for precision for that problem, but they are necessary because the default level of precision is insufficient.
No I'm not, and there are very specific and careful legal guidelines as to what constitutes unprotected, threatening speech. The vast majority of people being punched/attacked/milkshaked for their speech do not come anywhere close to those legal guidelines.

If you feel the need to punch someone in the face for saying that abortion or illegal immigration is wrong, you need to take a serious look at your mental state, and not try to pretend in some abstract way that they are threatening your wellbeing in order to justify your violence.
You are wise. I made this mistake early on, now I always wind up doing a bunch of extra work.
Oh! I did provide uncompressed audio and/or MIDI - I was considering putting together Audacity projects but to be honest I'd just rather give away what I genuinely did.
Yes, the 18-22 year old "child". Otherwise known as an adult.
x = 1e-20 + 1e20 - 1e20
y = 1e20 - 1e20 + 1e-20
assert x == y
> We know that the existence of God can be found logically, because Gödel wrote a formal proof.

And that is when the whole world converted overnight never to question dogma again, right? Wait, that didn't happen. Because is not posible to prove any god, let alone the overlord dictator that is, by your own "logic", making me type this words disregarding him/her.

If there are no gods, then I'm right. If there are gods and they are your kind of illogical creators that somehow do not need an explanation themselves, completely powerful and complex beyond imagination, yet simple enough to classify as "first movers", and caring enough to "die" for us but not before having a plan in-place to resurrect themselves, then leaving for some reason, he/she/it/they WANT ME to be an atheist, so I'm still right. Or are you going against your gods?

Anyway I'm done answering you. At least I hope you learned what an Atheist is and don't keep going around claiming that we are as bad as the rest because we also have "faith" in atheism! Sadly, I'm not holding my breath.
Here's a page from the developer explaining this: http://www.oilshell.org/blog/2018/01/28.html
Liking using something is a bit different than having to use something. Are you saying you don't think the majority of developers need to use the command line for things like git, npm/general dependency management, running local web servers, compiling apps, continuous integration, etc...?
If Apple really cared about privacy&security, they wouldn't do only a milquetoast appeasement like "ban apps who are not transparent about the data they're sending and to whom" (which is arguably how we got into this out-of-control industry sociopathy in the first place, with "self-regulation" and "privacy policies"), but Apple could even kill off most all surveillance possibilities in apps.

Imagine if using an app on your iPhone was regarded as more safe than visiting a Web page produced by the same organization, because Apple protected you more than Web standards do. It's a definite technical possibility, and I suppose it might make business sense for Apple.
I have not used it, but I have heard this is a very useful tool https://github.com/Netflix/chaosmonkey
Duke the Java Mascot, Explained
You need to be careful though. For example for Commons Clause they accepted changes by Drew Vault (ironically the author of the article we are discussing here) which are misleading at best. Now it says that commercial use is not allowed [0], while it is really only selling that is not granted [1]. In other words, do read the license if you want to know about it.

[0] https://tldrlegal.com/license/commons-clause

[1] https://commonsclause.com/
Works fine for me. Could be better, but 'broke' is a strong word for something I use heavily, daily, with very few problems. Of course HN users love to complain that the npm ecosystem is full of junk, but that's like complaining that most websites are junk. Just learn to find the good ones. Learn to identify high quality packages. Run it by someone more experienced if you're not sure. And if you really can't find a decent quality package that fulfils your requirements, then that's probably a sign your requirements are specific, so roll up your sleeves and write some code.
Hackers Infect Businesses with CryptoMiners Using NSA Leaked Tools
Christ is a Muslim prophet
So you use the browser app which uses approximately the same amount of memory / resources?
Quite true, but let's not pretend that Twittr, Tumbler and Fakebook aren't also "incenting" all sorts of distorted behaviors of their own! These sites are "algorithms" all the same, even if the workings of these algorithms are in some ways more transparent. We need open and widespread federation via technologies like Mastodon, Matrix and ActivityPub, so that if you don't like one "algorithm" you can easily switch to another that's more appropriate to your use case.
Getting a 404 here: You can find more details at https://ocaml.org/releases/4.08.0.html
A special kind of dating where money are involved.
My first mobile data plan (which was over a decade ago) had a monthly allotment of 1GB. One big file could wipe out a quarter of my mobile data usage for the month. So it's polite not to download large files over mobile data without asking.
It seems pretty straightforward to me that section 5 of the GPL v3, "Conveying Modified Source Versions" (and the corresponding sections of earlier GPLs) would be applicable to this situation (provided that a non-trivial amount of code is incorporated by the student).

What makes you believe otherwise?
2 hour discussion between Daniel Kahneman and Sam Harris, well worth a listen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKLE3TmtFhY
>The most annoying example of this is when companies open-source their works under a copyleft license in an obvious attempt to get free labor from the community while reserving the ability to actually profit from that work for themselves.

Similar to this, Qt has a LGPL license option, but when using it for a proprietary product, they really push you to buy their commercial license, and have basically no info on how to actually do LGPL compliance in the specific case of Qt's libs.

I get that it's not their responsibility to make it easy for me to use an open source lib in a closed source product, but it just feels like they're using LGPL compliance as a threat if you don't pay their license.
I mean... the middle of the fifth century was literally the unequivocal end of the Western Roman Empire and "Rome". Your point is a little out of place because this period isn't simply representative of long-term fluctuations in wealth and status; it was literally the demise of Rome as the epicenter of the Western world. "Rome" after this period was something else entirely.
The Three Hidden Dangers of Working with Third-Party Vendors
I do believe most style guidelines for other programming languages prefer spaces over tabs - I believe spaces have "won" (the merit of each is a whole other debate).
I doubt any licensing makes your phone more stable, but if it were unstable, the GPL would certainly certainly make it easier/cheaper to fix.
also known as “disaster capitalism” [1]

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shock_Doctrine
Physically dismantle every data broker's office and data center? Not sure what else would be effective.
Out of curiosity, what sort of work have you been doing in this space?
Sen. to introduce bill cancelling up to $50K in student debt for most borrowers
There are basically 2 schools of thought on oral health:

1) The establishment/western orthodontics school where teeth are the root of the problem so are moved around or removed in order to achieve flatness in the face profile. Maintaining results might require wearing a retainer for life.

2) The holistic orthotropic approach where misaligned teeth are a symptom of other issues. It emphasizes myofunctional exercises (for tongue and cheek posture), osteopathic adjustment to realign skull sutures, neck posture and breathing exercises to train the body to regulate its CO2 during sleep. The results are permanent since the patient's efforts help drive bone growth in the palate and changes in the jaw joint.

I sucked my thumb until I was 9 which left me with a severe overbite, then had braces and headgear for 8 years as a child (luckily had no teeth removed) but it left my mouth too small. I am a late bloomer, probably 10 years behind my peers. I began weightlifting in my early 20s and basically have a different body type now than I did in adolescence, so my jaw grew and constricted my throat, which caused sleep apnea for at least 10 years. I've been chronically exhausted most of my adult life and didn't know why. That led to poor self image/self esteem and chronic melancholy/depression although I have never been diagnosed or taken medication for it.

I got fitted with an A.L.F. appliance about 9 months ago and the results have been nothing short of miraculous. I'd say my throat has opened by 1/4 inch or more, my skin has cleared up, my eyebrows have grown back, even my digestive issues have improved dramatically. And to top it off, I just look healthier/happier and feel more attractive in public because I used to have a gummy smile with no teeth visible at the sides and a recessed chin (which are the main causes of babyface).

For anyone reading this, I'd be very wary of orthodontic treatment that requires extractions or headgear. Get a second opinion, and opt for a Herbst device, A.L.F. or D.N.A. appliance instead. Invisiline is fine. Also look on youtube for exercises to improve your jawline, such as chin and tongue frenulum stretches. The most important exercise I've found is to keep your tongue suctioned to the roof of your mouth and learn to swallow with it up like that. The constant pressure of the tip of your tongue above your front teeth causes the nerves to stimulate bone growth to provide room for your top teeth. Then the bottom jaw conforms to the top, which can cause the bottom teeth to spread and straighten as well. But really, find a myofunctional therapist because this is only the tip of the iceberg. You can usually train with them remotely.

My theory for why this is not mainstream knowledge is that there is not as much money in a simple wire and holistic treatment/exercises as there is in orthodontics.
I'm interested in this. From what I have read unless you do a 'clean room' rewrite, that is a team reads the code and describes the algorithm to another team with no view of the code, your work can be classified as a derivative work?

Now there are grey areas for sure, but my problem with the GPL is knowledge should be a commons, not a field day for lawyers and a creator of 'thought crimes'. Maybe I have misunderstood that regarding derivative works but it still seems by enforcing obligations GPL doesn't meet my personal definition of free.
Here's my rant of the day:

The meme that the GPL is "less free" sounds very Orwellian.

What it really means is that I cannot freely use someone else's creation without restriction, and that I have to respect the wishes of the original author about how their work should be used.

That is because GPL was intended to be a hack on the copyright system (hence "copyleft"), but it always respected the idea of copyright - it does not call for the abolition of copyright.

This talk of GPL being "not free" smells of propaganda so that people (big corporations?) can reuse and repackage others' valuable work for free without any kind of compensation or acknowledgement. (TFA says the same thing)

Feel free not to use GPL'ed code if you find it too restrictive, but please don't contribute to spreading propaganda against it (and get off my lawn while you're at it)

[For the record, I work on proprietary software myself and haven't written any FOSS code, but I use GPL software daily - Linux, gcc, emacs etc]
"All debates are bravery debates" from SSC is also brilliant. Really anything on there is going to be worth the read.

Different vibe, but if you want another highly interesting take on political segregation, this is a favorite of mine:

https://www.epsilontheory.com/things-fall-apart-pt-1/
We're very highly tuned for amplifying differences in humans. You get to know some people, and you see them as completely different. People also judge children as different from adults, when from a more objective perspective, the differences are fairly minimal. Animals don't stand a chance.
Appreciate you contributing your experience. This was interesting and enlightening.
You seem like a person that has never had to deal with someone that is incapable of saying "I don't know." It is incredibly frustrating to project manage a team like that. It is tantamount to lying.
Trust is about more than casualty figures. The industry did not promise low death rates following a meltdown. They promised no melt downs ever. They promised total safety again and again and again.

I think the public are intelligent enough to know that a meltdown must never happen. In the same way that they know that an airline must never run out of fuel. Of course that is going to damage trust.
more and more, among upcoming global cities, Toronto and Dubai make the most sense for the next big financial centers.
This is the fault of the school. Javelin, shotput, and discus are dangerous sports. My ex-wife had a similar experience seriously injuring someone at shotput. I hope safety is taken more seriously now.
Mortgage rates are dropping – so why aren’t more people buying homes?
http://archive.is/6lbCR

(Archive link for those who prefer non-broken web experiences)
On the other hand, I'll tolerate whatever dystopic hellscape before going back to the tangly shitshow of wired earbuds.
> FACE 2 ‘JETTATORE:’Our Facial recognition is trained on specific facial physiognomies of people that normally bring bad luck (known as Jettatore)

Congratulations you made an intentionally racist computer program.
I have had rice work several times - maybe it wasn't the rice but just a coincidence.

I should note I left the phone in the rice for a few days, and it still didn't work. So I bought a new phone and forgot about it for a few months. Low and behold, when I did remember it months later, it worked, and did for a year or so more.
It maybe rich but I am having a lot of doubts about how civilized this country is in 2019.
It's a pity most of the obvious regional alternatives are either too unwelcoming to foreigners or haven't gotten their shit together enough to be in the game. One would hope that Tokyo or Seoul could soak up the refugees but they're just too difficult to live in for English speakers - not to mention their hostile visa regimes. And the large South East Asia countries like Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia all have horrendous infrastructure deficits, internal stability issues, archaic financial systems and endemic corruption. And Australia's just too damn far.

Singapore wins just by being open, competent, non-corrupt and there.
This article, and the study are relatively small... that said there are quite a few studies and information on specific processed foods not being so great. From refined seed oils to heavily blanched and processed modern varieties of wheat. Of course, there's also the unnatural things we feed ourselves and are livestock to consider. Let alone the huge amount of refined sugars taken in by society as a whole compared to a couple hundred years ago.

Time and time again, looking at various differences in varieties and concentrations of some of the things we eat today vs. how it was done with heritage varieties a century and a half ago are very, very different in terms of the effects on the body.

What I feel it comes down to, is we've been able to effectively eliminate starvation and famine in most of the world... now, I feel we need to start thinking about what is actually healthy, what isn't and it goes way beyond any specific agenda.

There's also the fact that many people will react differently to a great number of factors. Keto works well for many, but there are some where it's very bad/dangerous. Same for vegetarian. It all really varies and we're only at the very tip of the iceberg in terms if food knowledge and how it relates to health.

Unfortunately there are way too many biases that are based more on faith than science. I don't think that a general advice of eating less refined, less processed foods is a bad idea all around. The majority of what we eat today are not things that were around for even 100 years in terms of variety, refinement and proportions. That seems like a long time, but on evolutionary terms, it's the blink of an eye.
Why I walked out on a Tony Robbins seminar
And what about those gullible enough to have confidence in commercial AI efforts? Law Enforcement's facial recognition, automatic sentencing, insurance premiums, and a whole slew of other black-box algorithms govern our lives.

Vast swathes of the modern economy are no less superstitious than these toys.

At least, that is one thrust behind the piece.

> Subjective judgments and biased datasets can easily be turned into objective measures and potential truths, which will then be embedded in devices around us.

So you see, it's not intended to fool the gullible-vis-superstition, but to unfool the gullible-vis-technology.
Just disable background activity for all apps that you don't fully trust. For me, that pretty much means like four first-party Apple apps that actually reasonably need it.
Is there a standardized definition of what is considered "processed"?
No, that's why I said "before anyone says we're not paying enough...". There are team members making $2xxK/year here, and we're not in a coastal city. The problem we have is that almost every person that comes in here bombs out in the first five minutes of the interview.
I'd gladly take that. Across 24-25 business days in a month, it's like a cup of coffee per day.
It's not fear mongering, it's an attempt to label them as deficient/unworthy. Thus if you want to be SEEN as a serious intellectual (which is what most intellectually minded people actually want as opposed to interesting discussion) you don't pay them mind.
Property rights are the primary domain of politics. If you personally define a certain formulation of property rights as a natural state, your opinions on how freedom should be defined are going to spring from that formulation.
> We need open and widespread federation via technologies like Mastodon, Matrix and ActivityPub, so that if you don't like one "algorithm" you can easily switch to another that's more appropriate to your use case.

This always sounds good, but decentralized is nearly impossible to commoditize or make appealing to the general public. Outside of evangelism and word-of-mouth, how are people going to escape the Youtube advertising budget and instead choose - en masse - the product that is better for their privacy?

There's just so much money and inertia to fight.
That is a great initiative, and I wish more producers release more content like this, my remark was due to expectations related to the "FOSS mixtape" title.

That said you should use what is best for your workflow (not for the sake of it being FOSS).

Although Ardour is perhaps almost there in terms of maturity, LV2 plugins (open source format) are not anywhere close. You can still use VSTs and AU in the windows/mac versions IIRC.

There is kinda community around releasing music with available session files with FOSS tools, although not many as polished as yours (see [1]).

1: https://libremusicproduction.com/music
Temporal Type Theory: A topos-theoretic approach to systems and behavior (2017)
> If devices using iOS 13 start broadcasting a constantly changing bluetooth ID

They've always done this. I think you have your threat model inverted. Beacons aren't tracking phones around stores.

3rd party SDKs installed in apps are tracking user's indoor location via beacon triangulation and uploading that data. A subtle, but important difference.
Scary story, possibly important, tainted by diarrhea of puns
Sorry, but Birds Aren't Real (https://birdsarentreal.com/). Thank you.
The British traditions of colonialism where by the governed had no voice in who governed them? The governor of Hong Kong was NEVER voted by the residents of HK but was selected by the government in UK. This was the exact arrangement that the Chinese kept in place. I don't love what China is doing to HK but let's not romanticize the British control of HK.

Edit: I don't want to give the impression that the British didn't do good things in HK but as far as governing goes, the UK maintained a very tight grip on HK until the very end. HK didn't elect its own legislature, IIRC, until 2 years before the handover.
I do live in a rural area, just not the bible belt. There are plenty of intelligent design types- that is, God made the universe, set evolution in motion, etc., just not the 7 days as literal, evolution is fake kind that the article mentions.

There are a few Amish and Jehovah's Witness and Pentecostal types arpund, but nowhere near 40%.
A medium article by the founder of Gumroad on the same topic [1]. Well written & articulated, IMO.

"It took years for me to realize my pursuit of growth was misguided from the start"

[1] https://medium.com/s/story/reflecting-on-my-failure-to-build...
NBCUniversal to build state-of-the-art studio in New Mexico
Seems like it's not just engineers who have trouble with documentation. That sentence isn't remotely comprehensible.
There are a couple free services that will email you, which is more reliable. I’ve been using http://hnreplies.com for awhile.

I’m not saying that means you should hide your karma.
This blog is very frustrating to read. When I try and select text to mark my place, it starts editing markdown instead.
That's a 404 for me as well. This works:

https://github.com/damiendoligez/ocaml.org/blob/add-release-...
"Why Create a New Unix Shell?": http://www.oilshell.org/blog/2018/01/28.html

If you want just one example, automatic completion in bash uses a bash parser written in bash, incompatible with the bash interpreter's own parser. OSH uses the same parser for both the interpreter and the completion engine. https://github.com/oilshell/oil/issues/208#issuecomment-4496...
If this is rage inducing, you're going to lose your mind when you find out what companies have been doing with tracking phone location via GSM.
I don't think so. You have it backwards.

The point of this piece isn't to fool "superstition believers", but to draw a comparison between black-box algorithmic governence and superstition.

You're reading a level of malevolent mischievousness into "subversive art" that I don't detect.
I really wish android differentiated between foreground and background location permissions.
Say that tabs are not the right metaphor is like saying that spreadsheets are not the right metaphor. There are better metaphore for every single case, but it's a very good one for most cases.