skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Russia and India are each other’s closest allies.
I use zim desktop wiki myself - with the git plugin. Cross platform. Just works. Eventually people want to clone my git repo and read the raw notes I have. It can eventually be imported into a wiki or whatever.
Not the op, but I think it is unfair too say it is on one side.

That isn't right, either. I think it is worth exploring both sides. Surveys of what interests people, as well as constant trying of methods seems sensible. Somewhat inefficient, I suppose; but I feel efficiency is a trap. Often used as a weapon against exploring.

That is too say, fairness is also a trap. As long as we have the resources to go after methods, we should do so. Challenge people, but don't assume we know the skills necessary to meet those challenges. Drop timeline requirements, and just keep upping the challenges with smaller challenges along the way.
> Swipe to type? Hehe

That's finally coming in iOS 13
Another possible argument is simply pragmatic - by not including LIDAR, Tesla can actually sell cars and therefore be in the best position to get to L5. They'll have the biggest fleet, the most data, the most technical expertise and experience, etc. I mean they're actually selling something people are buying. It may or may not be the correct technical choice but it seems to be easily the correct business choice.
TL;DR: Peer to peer video sharing made magically perfect by sprinkling some blockchain on it.
I don't know about that. Thanks for the link.

I ordered service from 3 service providers and each of them called me a month after ordering and told me that Telekom is telling them there are technical problems and my bandwidth target of 50 MBit is impossible to deliver, so they aren't able to serve me.

I called Telekom after that and they told me everything is fine and aggressively tried to convert me to a customer. Tried another provider after that, still failed, so I went with...Telekom...and who would've thought...a week after that I had internet again.
I find this really annoying. We have an internal SPA with buggy routing where it'll render for both http and https but the requests made by the client fail because they mirror the protocol when hitting the backend.

It's a pretty trivial issue that has sat around for a while. While I run Firefox, I would normally distinguish what version of the site a user is on by the green lock.

While http does show a "Not secure" segment next to the URL, everything just shows as black and white in dark mode, making it harder to distinguish at a glance.
Promises to build a stethoscope, actually builds rocket parts.
When a sanitation worker, you will work hard every hour. This could be seen as an advantage. I kinda dream of doing it for, say, 4 hours per week: get paid to work out.

While a paramedic, you will work pretty hard most of the time on a big city service, but can work up to a more rural service where you can have a lot of downtime.
ByteDance is taking a temporary lead in social networking, Tencent's home field
webkit-user-select: none is fucking cancer
You clearly got screwed.

More accurately, you screwed yourself, because the guy who hired you for 25% less than your market value didn't put a gun to your head.

You accepted the job willingly and you rationalized the choice. (for the record, a job at Google would probably bring 2x cash and would be an even better resume builder than a random startup).

At the same time, you should stop thinking that rewards correlate with value provided.

You think that you should get more money because you created a lot of value.

There is not answer to the question you asked ("how much you SHOULD get").

In business, this is governed by BATNA, Best Alternative to a Negotiated Offer.

To the person who hired you, BATNA is another gullible young programmer willing to work for less than he's worth.

Therefore he will not pay you more than he what he can pay someone else.

You, currently, have no BATNA. You don't have another offer so the deal you have is the best deal available to you.

Your best option is to learn from your mistake.

Start looking for a new job. Interview at 30 places. Collect offers. Either pick the best one or use the best offer you got to negotiate a better offer from other places that gave you offers (including your current job) (if they seem better to you).
Will we see a profitable, cash flow positive company destroying a VC-fueled giant?
But how does it work with the internet connection? You need a massive incoming bandwidth (a 500/1000Mbps Internet connection form ISP?) To share it with others?
Baby shark. Doo do do do dooo

I don’t have kids, but I do have a lot of nephews. Every time I visit, I’m always amazed at how catchy the content is.
It is common knowledge that Ukraine applied to join NATO. I'm interested in your implication that they were ever offered membership. I doubt they ever were because I think the United States (and probably other members) considered an offer too likely to risk a war with Russia.
Competition is intense for firefighting jobs here.

Since they do 24 hour shifts, people are willing to commute for several hours because it’s 7 shifts a month. And you’ll almost always get protected time to sleep during that time.

Most of their calls here are medical anyway, where they senselessly send a pumper out.

Most of Canada overfunds fire, and underfunds EMS.
Will people accept paying for yet another streaming service? The selling point of Spotify is that for a low price you get everything in one place. Netflix was like that (from what I heard), but now you have HBO, Disney, CMore etc. Do you want to subscribe to (and use) multiple services (provided you can afford it)? Or will there be a backlash soon?
Most Disney movies are terrible IMO, minus some of the classics and occasionally good animation. I don't really care for sports. These services are still way cheaper than cable but no where as customizable as I'd like. I think they rely on bored people willing to watch whatever is suggested or available. I'd gladly pay $15 a month for a service that really focuses on quality educational content.
Disappointed that members of the HN community would rather down vote than discuss.

I wonder how they would feel a nutty Democratic President takes office, and an ex-Chick-Fil-A, or Fox employee, who lost their job, went on to trigger that President to go on non-stop media rants against them, put them on an enemies list, and tried to use the power of the executive branch to settle paranoid political vendettas.

Or, we could just imagine how people felt when the IRS was accused of targeting "non-profit" conservative groups.
Your relative was before their time: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/options/page/flow-mul...
Hinduism (Vedas) sets 120 years as human lifespan (provided it is lived according to dharma, transgressions reduce it a proportionally). That's where all other religions got it form.
If HK falls, it's just a matter of time before Taiwan does.
To my understanding, submissions don't give any karma at all.
Some flashlights can definitely be used as weapons. A Maglite to the clavical while holding the bulb end is a pretty sure fire way to break ones collar bone and otherwise incapacitate an assailant. One of the reasons I keep one in my car. I once had the use it as a deterrent in a road rage incident. Random guy got pissed at me for driving aggressively in a school (I was driving the speed limit and he tried to pull out in front of me from a parallel parking spot, I had to swerve to avoid him and he followed me until I got stopped by a red light.).

Anyways, this guy gets out of his car and starts aproaching my car, and I get out of my car with the flashlight. Guy was easily 80-100 lbs larger than me. He immediately stepped back and accused me of being offensive. I responded with: you honked at me, gave me the finger, got out of your car at a light to confront me. I'm being defensive. You also have a significant size advantage. You have a problem with how I drive? Follow me to the police department and I'll tell them what I witnessed. Come a step closer, and you're going to the hospital, most likely.

Guy got back in his car and didnt follow up on my offer to speak with the police.

Used properly, a Maglite can be a great personal defense weapon. Swing toward the clavical (the area where neck meats shoulders). Again, hold by the bulb end; the shape will naturally help hold itself in your hand and youve got 3 C cell batteries at the other end which give a bit of heft to a swing.
Not only anecdotal, but unknown which one is more correct.

Any biopsy or test that comes back negative could be considered unnecessary, but we don’t know that in advance.

Is it worth testing for a 5% likely disease that would be serious if found? Not running it will save time/money 95/100. Doesn’t mean it’s the right approach.
Royalties and greed. I hope they don't start blaming again end users if piracy will be back due to this poor choice
There is no canonical bad experience. The best estimate is the ratio of good to bad reviews, and most will be from a single experience, unless people suddenly start volunteering to visit restaurants that treated them poorly the first time...
I think you really mix things up, refugees, migrants, numbers.
I think you just hiding behind that excuse for an integration plan for something that has happened before again and again even to countries with pretty much no infrastructure.

>> Greece can't manage its own unemployment let alone train, educate and integrate migrants.

It's funny you saying that because Greece is a good example of open borders back to 90s and the influx of hundreds thousand of migrants from Albania. Was there any plan? Absolutely nothing. There were tensions and racist attacks but in perspective they did have a positive effect to the greek economy that wasn't back then any better than it is now. And they did integrate to society.

>>I would even say this open border policy is the reason why migration from Africa through mediterranean sea intensified and we see so many drowned now.

That's exactly what right wingers are saying. And makes absolutely no sense. Offer to those people safe and guaranteed passage and they will not be drowned, won't be killed, won't be raped on their way to wherever they want to go. Why do people have to make this complicated?

"As mood sours, Syrians report forced deportations from Turkey"
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-turkey-syrians/as-mood-so...

"Greek Coast Guard caught on video pushing a boat full of refugees back to Turkey"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1k2THtF9h6M

"EU border force Frontex implicated in migrant abuse"
https://www.dw.com/en/eu-border-force-frontex-implicated-in-...

https://twitter.com/_sophiamaier/status/1151484044095496192
Circulating in China’s Financial System: More Than $200B in I.O.U.S.
Nestles just launched worldwide delivery of plastic botles using drones
https://www.nestle.com/aboutus/overview/businesses/nestle-wa...
I can see a lot of what we call "cloud services" today being privatized in the future. Owning your data is catching on, and it's never been easier to host your own:

* cloud storage/calendar/contacts sync with the likes of Nextcloud,

* email server and webmail client with the likes of Mailpile,

* group/instant messaging with the likes of Mattermost,

etc.

https://privacytools.io is a good place to get started, albeit slightly more paranoid than most of us.
Good to know, this trick will become more and more useful to know in the west as well!
Google requires this permission to do anything remotely location-based and uses it extremely liberally. I shouldn't have to agree to have them link my photos to the restaurant I'm in just so I can save a home location for driving directions.
This is just the first one I thought of, not the greatest example but should serve to demonstrate:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20600442

>And then when people will inevitably start wanting better home security (I'm thinking armored doors and such, not hackable "smart" locks) as a consequence of this, the government will start whining about not being able to break into people's homes as easily when they look for someone.

It's not aggressive or rude, and it does add something to the discussion (some other possible consequences of the things being discussed).

No reason IMO for that comment to be dead.

I'll try to add more as I see them.

edit: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20599625

>My federal tax bill is $50k per year. That means I'm spending $50k/year for my government to murder people, and spy on me, in my name. How sociopathic is that? Our money is being used to oppress is, and most people are just like "wow! neat-o tech!"

edit2: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20615725

>Where does using an ally's spy agency to circumvent being unable to target US Citizens fall on that list?

edit3: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20583625

>1. Expose the Government. 2. Run from the Government. 3. Profit.

I thought that one was funny.

edit4: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20542119

>If it means free video sharing (YouTube), photo hosting and messaging (Facebook), and career network (LinkedIn), yes, I'll gladly pay the small probability I'm collateral damage of a spy game.

I personally disagree with this opinion, but I don't see why it should be a dead comment. They are just saying that they are willing to accept the risks in exchange for the convenience. Not a popular position on hn, but in truth going by the success of companies that sell our data, this must actually be the majority opinion of our population.

All of the memorable unfairly dead comments to me are ones that some people may disagree with, but do seem to add something to the discussion. Looks to me like [dead] is being used to disagree.
A flashlight in your backpack is not a weapon.

Also an inexperienced person trying to use a blunt force weapon is more likely to become the victim.
In case anyone's youtube is also not opening at the right spot, the animation is around 10:00.
THANK YOU APPLE!!!!!
Wait until you don’t even get an NP, but get an even lesser trained Physician’s Assistant but pay the same.
$400 annually for a news site as a casual user? Fuck no.

Edit: I mean, my wife's Netflix sub is on about $14/month, which we would use far more often than a random single website. About 3x a Netflix subscription for a single "news" site? I think they're dramatically overvalualing themselves.
Article asks about residents and whether they can unionize.

I'm a resident at UW in Seattle. Despite being located in a wealthy city, UW mostly serves the poorer populations of the WWAMI states and consequently doesn't make a lot of money. The University has historically done everything to avoid raising residency salaries.

It's an interesting read about the steps residents had to get to unionize: https://uwha.com/history/
It really depends. For a business week give me a hotel, I don’t want to deal with weird checkin or and odd setup. If I’m at a remote office for two weeks or more, I want a real kitchen and laundry.

Personally I use VRBO rather than Airbnb, but the idea is the same. Don’t know I as a business traveler need special things from a rental site, but it’s a market I won’t fault them for trying to get in on.
This is the reason its called Islamic Civilization. Most of its scientist weren't Arab. Arabic dictionary wasn't even written by an Arab.

But as I have noticed many people don't feel comfortable to reference a religion, so they go with race.

But find it interesting that we label these scientist based on their origin, not the place that gave them all the reasons to become all they were capable of becoming..

This is like saying Sergey Brin is a Russian entrepreneur.
I had this exact idea a few years back. Great to see someone working on it! Brilliant! I could actually use this service at my work. Being able to pay 25 cents/gb on my mobile would be amazing, especially if it is really fast speeds.
I don't think this is specifically a West Coast thing. My supermarket has dozens or perhaps hundreds of cheeses, and so do large supermarkets all over the US. Surely that's because someone's buying the niche varieties, and going to a party and saying "oh you're still buying brie? you have to try reblochon."
I'm pretty sure it's algorithmic logic. The first posts in get ranked much higher, likely because they're getting upvoted more too.
Couldn't this just be solved by simply encrypting all traffic similar to an onion router setup? Could also be solved by the users just using some sort of VPN which encrypts all traffic. How is the ISP suppose to know you're forwarding traffic?
It's a sort of silly inverse meme thing. So a little "whoosh", but thanks for noticing.
https://www.iana.org/assignments/service-names-port-numbers/...

I always find it by searching ‘iana port list’
No. Come on, are we gonna do it like this? Actually take a look at this guy.

I call him radical because he actually was. He posted overt, politically charged threats on Twitter, for example: "I want socialism, and i’ll not wait for the idiots to finally come round to understanding."
They don't control the descent, but they do control the descent. That is the descent (rate thereof) is controlled to a safe speed while the alarm alerts those below of its approach.
I thought creativity doesn't matter that much for making money in media business, distribution monopoly is where money is made?
This area of Mississippi has been flooded for five months:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/aug/03/yazoo-backwa...
I have messenger installed and I see the same. Honestly I think in this case it is only development team incompetence doing cache invalidation properly.
Have you tried messenger.com from your browser?

Edit:

Just went on it. On a browser you have to enable desktop mode for login to show.

Also if you login this way and disable desktop mode it forces you out. If you reenable it renders the chat. Theres no reason the chat wouldnt work on Mobile desktop mode isnt using a different browser just lying to the web server and frontend JS.

Amazing. I already rarely use Facebook as it is. I might just outright stop since they are dying to infest your phone so badly.
Particularly if you suffer from diverticulitis as I do, putting pressure on the left side seems to lessen or calm spasms.
Ok, changed from https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/05/millions-of-people-ea.... Thanks!
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Any evidence to support this? A downward facing arm tends to be more internally rotated due to the weight on it, which is definitely a more prone position.
In the eyes of the law, the intent matters much more than whether you can actually use the “weapon” effectively, especially if it can be demonstrated that somebody with enough skill/experience (not necessarily the person being found in possession) can use the “weapon” effectively.
Ah, a classic home router admin move: "I'm gonna QoS all of your traffic into oblivion so that I can download my cat videos".

More seriously, I'm impressed at that consistency. I've always heard that that type of connection tends to be iffy, so it's interesting to know that my preconceptions may have been wrong.
If you are the patient, and you refuse to be served by a doctor of a particular race or gender, then I think you’re primarily hurting yourself.

But if you choose to do that, then I think you should lose all rights to any kind of complaint regarding the service you do receive.

Am I missing something?
> Additionally we have huge ethical problems in how humans treat each other we should work on before even worrying about an invertebrate's problems.

The deep patterns of thinking underlying the mistreatment of humans and the mistreatment of other animals are the same to a large extent. It just needs contemplation to get to that.
What can i tell you, back to EU elections i'm pretty sure i watched a debate on TV with a bunch of politicians arguing why each one of them must be the new EC president.
Somehow no one of those people turned to be the president.

Do you by any chance have any wikipedia link explaining that?

https://youtu.be/He1srJG18T4
I hold it to be obvious that I'm talking about the scientists (That lived in the Islamic Golden age)
not about modern day Iran.

Plus Most of them were not born in Iran proper.
They are the worst for water issues.
We changed the title when we changed the url (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20632121). Submitted title was "Millions of people eat octopus- why we shouldn't".
Yes, most private hospitals have this model in India where the same surgeons treat the highest paying and the lowest paying patients.

However, the price difference between the base pricing across these hospitals vary a lot and you tend to go looking for that famous surgeon who practices in a hospital where everything is more expensive (Narayana Health and a few others may be an exception).

Also, the other aspect of the airline industry which we should get in hospitals is sharing of best practices. The protocols and procedures which can be effective in saving lives should not be a differentiator, instead it should be standardised and made mandatory.

The differentiators should be non-medical as much as possible.

Of course, only the wealthy hospitals may be able to afford the latest equipments but the expertise of the medical staff and best practices are easily transferrable in a cheap way and shouldn't be guarded like an individual's or the organisation's IP
They default to the "same" sort, but that sort acts differently depending on whether you've given Yelp money.
Breach of contract itself is not illegal, but depending on intent, it could be more than breach. If you enter into a contract with the intent to extract value without abiding by the agreed terms, then it can be considered fraud. Whether it is possible to prove, or worthwhile for that to be pursued by a prosecutor is circumstantial. IANAL
Another explanation could be that all the young people have moved away from the poorest areas and older people stayed and kept getting older. It depends if they are dividing supercentenarian population by today's population or by the area's population when they were born.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20629567
The protesters want to avoid their faces being photographed. It's a reasonable thing to want, although I must admit it is pretty annoying.
Am I reading this right? If WhatsApp and similar are no longer able to implement End-To-End crypto because they have to use an Apple API which supports only specific protocols, this is going to be a huge loss for users.

I've considered switching to an iOS device, but stuff like this keeps me away, I'm very glad I can keep direct SIP, SSH, IMAP and XMPP connections open at all hours of the day.
> they're dead so you can't upvote to help resurrect them

That's why we added the vouching feature. If there's a comment that's [dead] that shouldn't be, you can vouch for it by clicking on its timestamp and then clicking 'vouch' at the top of its page. When enough users vouch for a comment, it is restored to visibility. (There's a small karma threshold before vouch links appear.)
Cancer researcher becomes first woman to win 4,000km cycling race
Pay brokers for zero day exploits.

Have a small team of highly paid well off young people with little incentive to take a "moral" stance.

Profit.

Also consider that perhaps they aren't living in the "dark ages" while right on the doorstep of one of the most technologically advanced nations on Earth? These events are happening 200km away from Seoul.
As proven by every other OS with proper driver ABI, this isn't an issue.

And as proven by FOSS drivers that eventually got purged from kernel tree, having source available is meaningless if everyone just lets the code rotten to the point of being purged.

As for pressuring vendors, the source code is available, and the license allows them to never upstream, it isn't as if Joe and Jane know what that is when buying a new phone.