skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's probably also the thug culture. Going to a black school for years, I got to watch the transformation happen for many of them. Young people usually like imitating rebels and cool people. For whites, it was rockstars that had money, drugs, sex, and ran from the law. The rap stars those black students idolized were the same with two differences:

1. They encouraged or at least bragged on beating folks down or killing them for respect and money. They emphasized the need for this. They did it to people in their own neighborhoods rather than other areas and groups like whites preferred.

2. Many of the gangs recruiting with such ideology had a rule where you couldn't leave. If oppression or lack of resources started it, the person who had a come up with still expected to commit the crimes backing up their group. We've seen this plenty with celebs in hip hop with Tupac gunned down over a rivalry.

3. Many of these areas discourage reading/literacy since it's a "white thing" vs oral traditions of black culture. The local gangs might even beat up kids for carrying books. In those areas, this further contributes to poor test scores and other things that hold people back.

The more apologetic sources don't bring this stuff up with three getting virtually no reporting. They want to shift all the blame toward white folks instead of assigning it appropriately. I keep bringing it up. It keeps coming back to me, too, with each hiring wave at my company with young blacks having one or more people that believe the same bullshit. Fortunately, they're far from a majority. Most aren't anything like them. They tell them they're idiots. Might drive them away more, though.

Of course, don't take my word for it. In Memphis, TN, they'll tell you if you ask:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxBIVnjlKos

https://wreg.com/2014/09/30/young-men-say-kroger-mob-attack-...

Although they mention cops as usual, they also emphasize how fun and profitable the drugs and violence are. Most of them get a kick out of it. It's power that's easy to have. Just have greater numbers than and some weapons for a target. Bam! Bang! Quick high they don't get solving bigger problems.

Also, the mindset works against most solutions people describe here which assume they even want a regular job. The locals tell me they're independent businessmen ("my own boss")who go for high gains despite the high risks, "just like stocks" one said. Some of the small-time dealers make $50,000 a year without a degree. They said they were on-call and on-guard at all times, though. Gotta work to make that money. Just not legal work cuz then they making nothing while other people make big money off their backs. Doesn't sound too far from the logic of founders set to be billionaires while their workers make average or less wages.
True if big.
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NBC owns the Premier League rights and they split the games across NBCSN (primary channel), Premier League Gold extra (3 games a weekend, this dumb online service that's just a cash grab), MSNBC (1? game week), and another channel I can't remember (1 game week?).

TNT has some of the champions league games, and the rest are on Bleacher Report Live -- some new paid online service.

FS1/FS2 has Bundesliga and some MLS games.

ESPN has Serie A, some MLS games. They also seem to have FA Cup, the Championship, and the Carabao Cup on ESPN+.

This is pretty terrible compared to a few years ago. You could see all PL matches via NBCSN or their extra NBCSN extra channels. Some big games would be on NBC proper. Fox/FS1/FS2 had the champions league. Now things are more splintered and you have to pay extra to see everything. In addition to getting the channels, to watch the Champions League + Premier League you have to buy TWO online only services that are both $9.99/mo or $65 and $80 a year.

For this season, the cheapest way to get NBCSN seems to be to use Sling Blue for $25/mo. FuboTV used to be really good, but it looks like they've basically been raising prices each year. Of course, SlingBlue doesn't come with ESPN/ESPN+ but it certainly covers most the PL games and part of the CL games.
Yes, listen to the recent Ologies podcast episode on corals.
The right wing has their own version of this, a KGB defector Yuri Bezmenov, who has powerful (meme) videos about the coming destruction of America and how it would take 3 decades to fulfill, all recorded in the early 80s. 'To change the perception of reality of every American, despite their abundence of information, nobody is able to come to sensible conclusions,... it's a great brainwashing process that takes decades' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX3EZCVj2XA Yuri also claims the Soviet Union never fell, it just reinvented itself. This is pretty standard 'alt-right' materials that people should pay attention to if they wish to understand that reactionary wing of politics
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Well, its probably easy to have kids with a large number of women if you actively include 'poor choices' relative to your social standing. Seemingly most people want to move up or at least stay equal in social ladders when it comes to the choice of a mate.
Amplification technologies tend to favour the empowered and invulnerable blessed with immunity or impunity. The power dynamic is not neutral.
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And the best way to arm the poorest so they can deal with the consequences is to give them access to cheap reliable energy.
Well Netflix doesn't have ads at that price point.
I'd disagree a bit here: mercurial does a much better job of abstracting over the underlying data structures.

Git is a DAG navigation tool that can diff text, and the API shows it.

Mercurial is a version control system that happens to abstract over a DAG. The API, similarly, shows it.
this comment is kinda the best possible case of "extremely literal reading of the OP's comment"
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That is precisely what Hacker News is about. Really well written articles. They come and go from time to time here on HN but there have been some really good ones.
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Or often worse than $3.99 on new releases.

Alita: Battle Angel is $5.99 to rent in HD right now on Amazon.

Redbox is charging $2.12 for all Blu-ray releases on disc, including Alita. Their streaming version is also $5.99 in HD.

Hard to imagine running those kiosks 24/7, maintaining them and stocking them is cheaper than serving up a stream version. They're no doubt charging $5.99 because they're confident that they can command it based on convenience (laziness factor). $3-$3.50 for a new release in HD is around the edge of reasonable in my opinion; and $1 to $2 for everything else.
You should probably provide a link with that. I don't know if it's fair to say that everyone here is going to pay for this, or even was considering it. Perhaps a less blaming tone might help your case?
Honest question - are there any successful healthcare systems that have more privatization than the US?
We know Apple has. If you believe there are Russian or Chinese companies that have acted similarly, that’s fine, but to convince the rest of us the burden is on you to provide some examples.
I haven't tried unison yet, but you can mount android on your laptop wirelessly over ssh.

Enable your android phone's hotspot, and connect your laptop to that hotspot.

Install termux on android (playstore). Install openssh in termux. Setup passwordless pub/private keys to log in from laptop to android termux sshd.

cat ~/.ssh/config # Laptop.

Host someName # Your android.
User u0_a168 # Whatever username termux gave you.
HostName 192.168.43.1 # 'ifconfig' in termux for this.
IdentityFile /home/you/.ssh/someName_id_rsa
Port 8022 # Default termux sshd port.

Now this should work from your laptop:

ssh someName

Log out of your laptop's termux session.

Install sshfs on your laptop, through your package manager or the manly way from github. I'm not manly.

Here's part of a script I use to get photos from my phone to my laptop.

# Mount the phone's DCIM directory locally over ssh.
# I had trouble with termux symlinks, so I went directly to /storage/...
sshfs someName:/storage/emulated/0/DCIM ~/mnt/someName

cd ~/mnt/someName/Camera

cp -vn * ~/Pictures/. # Copy all pictures that aren't yet on laptop.

mv * ../Saved/. # So ops on dcim/Camera don't take longer with more pics.

cd ~/Pictures # Can't unmount until leave mount.

fusermount -u ~/mnt/someName # Dismount. Gymnastic salute.

# Do whatever postprocessing you like on your photos ...

https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Main_Page

https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Remote_Access

https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Internal_and_external_storage

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSHFS

man sshfs

stackoverflow
Oh it's origins are certainly German. https://youtu.be/a2C90l7YlT8
Flight prices shown in India by Google are always been higher than other booking sites. Never heard of anyone around booking flights through Google here.
If cable were on-demand, sure...
Although I don't know, I do know that distance or location matters a lot. Statistically, one can avoid murder easily just by location. Sometimes not even very far away from hotspots.

https://crimeresearch.org/2017/04/number-murders-county-54-u...
Is it true?? (I'm from no particular wasteland country, so I don't know about contexts. huy, .....
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It is impossible to have backdoors in open source software
The physicist Richard Muller had similar doubts about global warming, so he took some money from climate deniers (allegedly) and founded Berkely Earth. They used - at least at the time - more data than anyone else, dating back to the 1700s.

Surprise surprise they not only found that the temperature was rising with the so-called IPCC hockey stick, but also the correlation with CO2 was strong too.

https://youtu.be/Sme8WQ4Wb5w
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Don't the kiosks charge late fees? Isn't that where the money was in the rental business?
For those in charge, it probably worked great. VCs likely dumped their shares on the secondary market right before or after the IPO. (thus completing the "dump" portion of the traditional "pump and dump" scam.)
My company operates a 24x7 bit of essential internet infrastructure, so someone has to be at the keyboard at all times. But nonetheless, we shut down all non essential functions over the Xmas holidays so that everyone can have a break. The industry we serve seems to go to sleep at that time too, so it all works out.

I don’t know what I’d do if it was impossible to hit pause for a couple of weeks like this every year.
I get the same thing (not sure to what percent level) and LOTS of times the price after I click through is not what Google listed by the link.

My solution so far is to search for broad prices for my approximate dates on Google, and when I see something promising open a new tab and go straight to the airline's site where I search for an actual offer for a specific flight.

I've found Google Flights super useful this way, though I guess they make less money on me than they could.
Wow surprised at the 100W solar panel. Is that overkill?

Still, very cool project.
I would expect Disney to be willing to operate at a loss for years on Disney+, in order to catch up some on subscribers. Investors will want to see sales & subscriber growth more than profit at this point, from that service. They're not expecting profit anytime soon. A failure on gaining subscribers will be a big hit to the stock however, it'll indicate a permanent subservience to Netflix in streaming. If they generate large subscriber gains, the market will reward them for it considerably and forward bet on eventual profits.

Disney has $13.x billion in operating income, they can easily afford to try to tip over Netflix's money burning machine and try to hurt them financially. The $12.99 figure puts a further cap on the pricing power that Netflix has at this point, which is also a cap on their ability to fix their severe cash burn problem. Disney can play a long game and watch Netflix continue to drown in debt interest costs.
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Its been at least 15 years since i wrote more than my signature with a physical pen on physical paper. Language is only as useful as it can be understood. Why big words when small ones will work too? You don't get the message?
Yes, in part.

My definition of freedom is that no initiated force is allowed.

That includes no forcing tech companies to put backdoors in their phones.

I'm OK with retaliatory force used in self defense, and I consider having a government and having taxation to fund it to fall under that umbrella. So I'm not an anarchist. Rather, I'm a certain breed of classical liberal.
One of his ideas that i like the most is the cloud nine, mile wide sphere that floats using only a small difference in air temperature. It seems impractical and not very useful until you realize it is a perfect tool for weather manipulation. Floating above clouds and changing its reflexivity a swarm of these can be used to produce clouds and decrease temperature or to remove the clouds.
With the number of board members resigning post IPO there is a high chance that many shares will be sold once the lock up expires. They wouldn't sell before the IPO as would depress the stock price significantly.
What value would they provide in a world where it only costs $5 to instantly stream almost any movie ever created directly to your TV?

Location and inventory are now irrelevant, and recommendations are instantly accessible on the web. Viewing devices typically have multiple rental provider options.

The only things left to compete on are be bitrate and price.
I'm only saying I'm surprised that the author was surprised. If you go poking tigers with sticks. Then at least be prepared to get bitten.
How about if you're international? If there's a serious problem at work (and the bus number is one) I can't fix it because (a) it isn't legal to work while on leave (b) I'm overseas and it isn't legal to work on my visa.

So if something goes won't, they're stuffed. at least that's they're fault.
In fact. Bullying small firms is easier. They probably don't have the resources to fight back. But monsanto are like professional evil doers. Surely they have whole departments dedicated to doing whatever she's accusing them of doing.
Now we’re pretending season nine wasn’t good? That’s surely taking things too far because even season ten is quite solid imo
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What kind of accommodation? Most places have regulations and taxes.
I think you mean Comcast? At a certain point, just getting cable is cheaper than buying all these subscriptions.
HF is technically a weak acid, but I wouldn't venture to neutralize it quickly; it's very reactive even if it doesn't fully dissociate in water.

As for hydrogen, neutralizing acids with bases doesn't generally produce it, but ventilation is still a good idea.
Start with the old ones. For example, the Mythical Man Month. Still relevant and every other book references it.
I can appreciate the art by itself without having to agree with everything Greenpeace does (I don't much care for then for the record.) Don't politicize everything, people you don't agree with can accomplish great things too.
This just completely ignores the massive sums of money Chinese companies are spending on R&D. I'm sure that China engages in industrial espionage, as do many countries, but chalking up China's development into higher-value-added economic sectors to espionage leaves out the fact that they now spend more on R&D than Japan, Germany and South Korea combined.
Canada runs all their elections with this technology and with very few controversies even in hotly contested ridings.
Why: endorphins.

How to stop buying useless things: stop buying useless things.

If that's hard, reduce or eliminate your exposure to advertisements. Eliminate broadcast and cable TV, install an adblocker in your browser.
Forgot to add:

- investments

- real estate
And indeed i don't come from an occidental country. English is not my native language.
Banking malware has existed for a while.
Not sure why this was downvoted...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_inflation
I was always thinking highly of people, who are adopting orphans. Still do.

But after reading this article, I'm coming to conclusion, that even though adopting parents doing good deed, but by paying all "fees" they are indirectly sponsoring babies trafficking.
I'd have to assume they make a nice kicker from it. They add an identical rental fee each day. So if you roll it over past the return time, they re-rent it to you basically.

I know someone that owned a rental chain (the old style physical stores) in the 1980s and early 1990s. At any given time 15-20% of their sales came from late fees. Also interesting is that VHS tapes once cost $70-$100 ($40-$60 wholesale; $55 in 1984 is $140 today), so there was a serious investment and risk in renting them out to customers at the time. Stores typically purchased the tapes outright from the studios back then (so you can imagine the VHS tape inventory costs); more recently many independent stores switched to a shared revenue model, where they didn't have to front cash for inventory.
What an idiot. It means seize the day. Holy crap what a waste of text to say nothing.
Can you adopt an undocumented child while being gay or lesbian parents?
So almost $4B of their losses were were from stock costs to employees. All hell might break loose if the drivers ever found out how much Uber employees made/make!
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Finnish Scientists: Effect of human activity on climate change insignificant
This comes to my mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helicopter_parent

The first results of this method of parenting are comming in, and I will tell you only the most hilarious result: some guy, 25 or something, came to a job interview with his mother (and I am not joking)
I disagree on where the burden of proof lies. I live in the US and keep up with US tech company news, so I would expect to hear about Apple’s conflict with the US government. I know of very few Russian or Chinese companies, and I wouldn’t expect to hear domestic news about companies in those countries having conflict with their government.

Note: the original claim is that companies in those countries DO NOT attempt to defy their government for similar information requests. I believe the burden of proof for that claim is on the people making that claim. I am not claiming that this has happened in either country. I’m only stating that I will not believe the original claim without seeing some evidence.
I feek the lack of closeness with neighbors is key here. Having close neighbors made all the parents just take it for granted their kids are out and about in a pack somewhere with adults they know around. Cell phones made people are more connected with friends on the other side of town at the cost of their neighbors, who used to be default friends because it was just logistically easier to hang out with them than anyone else.
YARRRR - it's easier than ever to get linux ISOs. It was tricky back in the day with irc bots, and dc++, emule. Now there's magnet links and the linux ISOs are just flooded right there. Oh you want ganoo loonix remuxes? There's a usenet for that.

I would like blockbuster to come back too, it was a fun family moment every saturday evening.
Well, your comment reminded me of DARPA.
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I mean. Is the author naive? Gullible? Or just having a professional need to submit an article? C'mon. She's saying bad things about them. She's saying they're bad folks. And she's expecting them to not at least reply in kind?
As far as I know, yes you need a custom EV speedometer, tachometer that shows how much charge, and how many miles you have left.
Machine learning - using statistical associations between features in a large population to make predictions about individuals - is profiling. There is no such thing as removing profiling from machine learning. The profiling is the only thing there.
Docker is not intended as or very useful for security isolation - especially for GUI applications. I would suggest a VM if you want to isolate your browser.
Interesting to ask residents' opinions.

But here's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midwestern_United_States
I want to chime in because I've never actually witnessed horror stories about "unlimited vacation" that people talk about. I'm now at my 2nd job with "unlimited vacation". The general consensus, based on discussion with my peers, is that they take 4 - 5 weeks. This matches my own experience.

EDIT: Also to add, I have seen folks take more than that. Often these are senior people traveling to home countries that involve very long flights. They might take 6 - 8 a year.
Human Intelligence vs Alien Intelligence - Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhaE3w5QCGg
Co-defendants or co-conspirators?
Libraries: I ordered it thru the library maybe ten years ago after geeks talked it up on a similar site. Gave up after a few chapters, had no clue what it was about.
So in other words. Her story i believe is much ado about nothing.
Move along. Nothing to see here.
Or something like that.
If you have spare money to buy new stuff, you have no pressing reason not to do so. What helped me was to find another "higher" purpose for spare money (e.g. pension savings, house down payment, a big vacation, ...), so I can always ask myself: Is this iPhone really worth it or do I get more out of it by dedicating it to the other purpose?
The final chapter has yet to be written for that deal.
So killin' wasn't involved?
Pavel Durov did his best to prevent Russian government to obtain Ukrainian users' data, at Vkontakte.
Yet that's essentially what people are claiming with Huawei, even right here in this thread.

Huawei is not a state-owned enterprise, yet people are saying that operating in China, being subject to pressure from the Chinese government, makes it essentially state-owned.

Yet we know from Snowden that basically all the large American tech companies were secretly providing access to the NSA or had been pwned by the NSA. So far, there's no evidence that Huawei has spied on its customers, or that their products contain backdoors.
Yeah, people are finding creative ways to share videos like they used to share tapes, I've noticed. Kinda fun coming across curated mini-collections, even just out on the web.
Ok I’ll bite:

1. Where do you store the waste? How do you calculate the risk of a nuclear accident and weight this against the negative impacts of climate change?

2. How do you achieve this on a global scale?
I'm just glad i don't have to take English tests anymore...
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There were no police to go to. Did you even read my comment?
Hulu brings in a ton of ad money already, if this is an ad-supported bundle for all of it, they probably have way more pricing flexibility than Netflix.
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I read a recent article on foreignpolicy.com about a Chinese Bonds/etc rating agency which systematically gave Democratic nations lower ratings than authoritarian ratings. This was taken as a form of Chinese propaganda and ignored as such...but this article makes me wonder, as much as I hate to say it, if they are right...
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I mean, you can just get Disney+ by itself for $7/month?

It's pretty easy these days to go, "Is this on Netflix? No. Is this on Prime? No." Adding "Is this on Disney+?" isn't a huge burden and it's still miles cheaper than cable and ad free...