skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
He listened to the Freakanomics podcast about cavendish.
Can Slack do screenshare via Chrome? I know you can see others screen, but can't share mine.
Presenting facts: reality in my country tells that universal maternity and paternity leaves are the most abused systems and tax payers are not happy with this. The low income people have a huge number of children (2 sisters with 33 kids in total were most discussed) just to live on taxpayers money, they never worked between childbirths. Also there are so many people pay huge taxes and never qualify to get anything in return (have no kids).

Many people here believe that caring for your kids should be the parent's responsibility, not anybody else's.
I heard a good phrase for that: "you need to be pretty stupid to appoint yourself a president for life"

In other words, great villains have exit plans, bad ones don't
Thanks! I'll think about it for sure
> Some of my issues is with how things operate where I am, I think, I will admit that.

Judging from the previous paragraph, this very much. Initiatives to improve workflows or repetitive tasks being shot down is something I usually just know from big-Corp.

As a side note, if you can't reactor the actual code base to abstract away from what sounds like mostly copy and paste, could you just create a tool that would spit out the form validation code? Pass it form element names, types, constraints and get some delicious code. ;-)
Aah, crap, good point. And Trump will probably not do anything in both cases. Putin neither, and the EU can't go in themselves.
Excel_Wizard, you are conflating neutrality with objective reporting. There is no objectivity. Every line and word written has a bias. Equating two sides when they are starkly different is not neutral and reporting the facts.

< If Beijing's side has been watered down so much as to be comically neutral, the reader should be able to pick up on this and understand the lack of positive traits attributable to Beijing's position.

If you truly believe this is the case, please get outside of whatever bubble you are living in and see how other people think.
As the organisations that stand to benefit financially from selling these indicators, perhaps it's CAs that should invest in the research? CAs seem to constantly point at the browsers as the party responsible for doing that research, but I don't see why.
No, it's an irrational subtext, since it "proves too much". Taken at face value, it stops all technological change. Since technological change has been enormously successful, the argument is obviously bullshit.

The sly move is to try to apply this "don't do it" principle to only GMOs (or some limited set of hot button topics that includes GMOs). This selective application is where the unreason slips in.
American delusions. I thought that the wide support for Trump's trade war was in part an admission of your politicians that precisely that sort of liberalization of China failed.
Yes, you most definitely do. Be it for suppression ("British troops entered West Belfast", "The Syrian army entered Aleppo"), for removing occupiers ("French troops entered Paris", "Croatian troops entered Dubrovnik"), or whatever ("National Guard entered the Waco compound")
Not QuiTe --- that's a step up from a web app in a browser, but not "true" native (i.e. pure Win32 on Windows.)
Whoops, it failed.
How do I know if I'm unusual?
>but here’s a source. [1]

Elektrek is not a source, it's a Tesla PR mouthpiece. Here's a better one:

https://interestingengineering.com/gm-and-fiat-chrysler-unve...

Fred has an article up based on an Elon Musk tweet within half an hour, and has repeatedly printed baseless rumours.
Wow, a dyslexic lawyer. (A very text-intensive occupation.)

Kudos to the author. Helps people (me) relate, and offered with a healthy dose of encouraging can-do attitude.
Italy as well.
Ironically, it is actually hotter, it is actually colder, it's all of those things you sarcastically point out. Except being too small or dense, who told you that?

I'm from the American Midwest and I'm currently in Northern Europe. The difference is huge. The density issue of American suburbs is real, and the phenomenon is relatively rare globally. Go check out Google Earth. How do you not see it?

The weather is also more extreme in most places of the US than Europe. When Europeans tell people in Wisconsin to "just take an electric scooter to the metro station" they understandably laugh it off as ridiculous.
Android and iPhone app stores are already saturated. The app store for HarmonyOS isn't. This could be a good opportunity for new mobile app developers.
There is a Spanish Judge (Emilio Calatayud) that does something similar[1][2]. I wonder if that is a kind of School of Lawn.

[1] http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/world/archives/2004/07/18/20...

[2] https://inglesiesollosgrandes.blogspot.com/2012/05/emilio-ca...
So you are accusing the author of making this up? Your arrogance is sickening.
whoops failed on Chrome / Win 10

nice idea though
That comparison is too dramatic. I understand what you're trying to get at, but my point about the statistics still stands, unless you've dug through the those studies yourself and are happy that a specific kind of deficit isn't being masked by noise from externally similar but different conditions.
That’s something I miss a lot in my company. When you go up one to two levels management already has no understanding of what I and the people I work with are working on and it doesn’t seem they are interested. They see their only role as enforcing deadlines and budgets. I think a lot of better decisions could be made if managers made an effort to understand what their underlings are doing. Managers who don’t understand the work are very susceptible to political games and manipulation.
It seems we've had differing experiences, with mine being the more pleasant.

Sorry about that. Please seek out a better church-- they are out there!
It has been interesting reading the comments on related articles. PRC clearly has many 10s of thousands of trolls on staff to spread mis-information and leave broken English pro-China comments on basically every comment section in the world.
In your view they have moved past simply being an anti-extradition bill protest? In other words- if the bill was withdrawn your sentiment is that the protests would continue?
Any “fix” for global warming should require skin in the game
> All I am saying is that people need to know the actual context of the situation.

The actual context of the situation is that indeed, if the British hadn't controlled Hong Kong for a time this conflict wouldn't be happening.

It wouldn't be happening, because people in Hong Kong wouldn't know what it is to live in a free democratic society as they lived in the last half a century of British "occupation", so they would just accept the human rights and personal freedoms violations of the autocratic government of China, without knowing any better.
> Internet Explorer and Edge are (were?) both a joke.

Chromium-based Edge (not pre-installed on Windows) is great.
Whoever is behind the current protests in Hong Kong.
(possibly US possibly China, perhaps it has changed).
is forcing China to act in a brutal manner.

They cannot have this form of anarchy and disturbance.

Actually, the US would have acted harshly already if it was on US soil. I can't think of any protesters invading congress and not getting shot at. Stopping traffic at an airport? Yeah that is not going to happen for very long.

China must act. Any nation would act at this point.

It will come with much suffering and it is almost completely unnecessary. The protesters took it way too far. It will also make China look bad on the international stage, especially with the Us controlling the western narrative.

Perhaps still China can find an alternative approach. I hope so.
My thought is that it is a very lonely existence.

I generally eschew most of society's social signalling. I drive only modest cars, I live alone in a sparsely furnished house (and love it!), try to eat right, keep a regular sleep schedule, try to act as rationally as possible, etc.

I realize that after my bouts of "hyper sanity," that I have to then intentionally relax some of my standards and try to selectively buy in to some of society's "insanity" in order to be happy. Because studies show that the happiest and longest lived people have strong social networks.

So while I love the idea, it's not the most fun, and it becomes counterproductive at a point.
Or, to put it another way, you can be for (or against) the broader concept of social media, with (or without) being against Facebook, by name, but in a broader discussion, this subtle distinction is easily lost. I'm for GMOs but against Monsanto and their seed DRM.
Trade in ag goods is an external interaction.

Anyway, what trade treaties require is that health regulations have a rational basis, not be merely pretexts for protectionism. Too much of what I see from Europe is the latter, not the former.
And if it turns out (because times have changed) they no longer have enough "primitives" to do their dirty work for them - combined with all the cameras running, these days -

What then?
It's the opposite, once you realize that going with the flow of society/what's accepted is pointless, you can work, innovate, experiment with much less constraint.

Realising and accepting death seems to work. You can then do things that will look insane and impossible to others. Sell everything and be a nomad, spend all your time building something, pursue a degree at 55+, retire to die, go build houses in Africa or something.

None of that is comfortable, stable or normal, so it looks crazy to any "sane" person. But is it really? No, because utlimately you're dead, legacy or not.
I'm not sure why you seem to be basing this on the current layout of chargers.

Right now it might be inconvenient, sure. Owning a Tesla was a few years back before superchargers existed.

I've moved out now but I didn't find it an issue to charge in London in a suburban apartment, and I deliberately went out of my way to only ever use free chargers. If I'd used the pay ones it really would have been trivial.

If Newcastle doesn't have that now, it will soon.
And yet somehow you can resist an urge to kill unknown weak stranger and taking their possession.
(that's what our ancestor did, but somehow its not normal anymore).
Oddly enough, I rarely visit BBC's homepage, or listen. to their braodcasts any more, for very much this reason.

And no, this isn't a "gummint news bad" opinion. Commercial is frequently vastly worse, and the travails of the industry have long been evident. But overt pandering is a brand-killer.
To pick a single data point, I'd assume that someone who bans all Winnie The Pooh pictures across a country after comparisons are made with themselves, has very probably gone insane and become utterly drunk on power.

Do not expect Xi to do something sane, especially if he feels insulted. I think HK's best hope is for something else big to distract him. Unfortunately, I think it is very likely right now that he will invade HK and kill a lot of people.
Ask HN: How Do Hackers Sleep?
I guess it's probably an art form of its own
Elon Musk’s Neuralink: Both an evolution and a plan for radical change
Love the idea, agree the messaging could benefit from some tweaking.

ADHD, anxiety, and part of the big deal has been for me that I'm not unusual. There are lots of me. Safe space is very alluring - also agree that internet safety is KEY.
I think he’s referring to some who to this day believe in “nation building” and imposing democracy where it’s not ready to take root. Ostensibly this democracy would spread and we’d have fewer adversaries as more regimes aligned with internationalism and globalism.
Underlying paper: http://se-naist.jp/pman3/pman3.cgi?DOWNLOAD=579

Survey N = 20, selected by cold-emailing open source developers.
Help for the lazy: https://holynetr.com/groups/
Actually, my comment is earlier. I'm sure dang can confirm though we're totally separate people.
Also, holynet due to the connotation, in English, was about to make me run for the hills.
I love the idea! Gives us the false promise of Procrastination and gives us a failure to train our brains slowly against Procrastination. Brilliant!

Jokes aside. Excited to see what it will show when it is back up :)
When you own a condo, a similar problem arises: you need everyone in the building to agree, since the roof is shared. In my building, this would be a non-starter.
Killing Zombies, Linux Style
>Any sources I cite regarding Tesla have been and will continue to be from reputable online publications.

If you consider Teslarati, Eletrek and Cleantechnica "reputable", not sure what to tell you.

That said, I appreciate the disclosure. You may have not whined about "short-sellers", but I've got it often here. It's ridiculous, and says more about the person making the accusation than anything. Even sama and pg got on-board on Twitter. We can disagree about the prospects of Tesla without resorting to conspiracy theories.
I was at Defcon 2017 & that was the first time they’d ever had people from the US House of Representatives visit. One Democratic Party & one Republican Party member visited the Voting Village. It’s nice to hear a Senator attended this year... but Congress is moving too slow and they don’t seem to understand the severity of the issue.
You can use a group naming policy to enforce your “Teams-“ prefix requirements [1].
Or you can use a custom domain policy so the email addresses are at “@teams.company.com” [2]

1.https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/admin/create-grou...

2. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/admin/create-grou...
Right, I'm just a tourist (6 months at a time though, which gets me a drivers license, etc)
Update on Ebola drug trial: two strong performers identified (August 12, 2019)
Your goal is admirable, but please, please, PLEASE consult with a lawyer before collecting any sort of health-related PII.
I'm a surgeon and always ask patients what they do for a living. I once took care of a gentleman who travels the world for his company that designs and manufactures refrigeration units that are used to ripen green bananas. I never would have thought it.
Most dictators maintain themselves pretty well. Only a handful in my lifetime have been assassinated, deposed, or voted out. Most of them die peaceful natural deaths, and remain in office until the end.
It is if you know that for sure you know but I hope you are unusual in a good way like a superman ))
You probably feel if you are unusual enough. I learned to mask it in the office or while going out. But it’s still inside me.
What are the benefits of AI for recruiting?
Accusing people of being brainwashed isn’t a strong argument.
True. But the growth is real.
Absolutely, yes. There are now 5 official demands from the movement, one of which is universal suffrage for elections of the Chief Executive (think of it like a Governor) and the legislature. This will never be granted, so the demands will never be met, and the protests will only end when the they're either crushed by violence or by attrition.
Careful with AGPL. It has yet to stand in court, and is actually the license mongodb has left behind in favour of their own SSPL because it turned out not strong enough, and not preventing eg. AWS to sell mongodb as a sevice without releasing any of their provisioning and monitoring sw (though I'm not sure AWS actually uses mongo or, like Azure with CosmosDB, a proprietary API-compatible product instead). The amount of confusion regarding AGPL shows in eg. [1], and I've also heard the opinion it might not be enforcable because it wants to restrict third-party software. IANAL, but I wouldn't rely on AGPL, and not many people would use AGPL software anyway.

[1]: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/1078...
Indexing Library for CUDA
That usually doesn't involve building "re-education" camps [1], blocking sites like this one because the mention of the word "tiananmen" and "square".

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xinjiang_re-education_camps
No doubt that we can't produce solar panels cheaper than China. I would look more into inventing and developing storage technologies. That is a world wide market, not dependend on any specific type of renewable energy. That's probably where Germany could "shine" if you want to phrase it like that.

And if we got that going for us, neither coal nor nuclear are needed anymore. Probably.

(Although I'm all in for new nuclear technologies I think our aging reactors are nothing to be proud of. Maybe we could create new jobs in fusion reactor research and development, too. I'd like that.)
Most of the EU budget is subsidies. A substantial amount goes to new EU members.
There is room to acknowledge that men and women are biologically differentiate, while also noting the spectrum of needs in each couple. Be it two fathers, two mothers, or a mother that goes back to work before a father.

The invariant need is a child that has a loving home environment and is well fed.

Living in Canada as an American citizen, I deeply appreciate the leave benefits we have here in Canada/Quebec.
Gaming industry is one of the highly demanded industry in 21st century. best of luck on your new project
There literally are beaches/sections of beaches in Germany where you have to be nude.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freikörperkultur
GitHub stars will pay your rent if you sell out the hype to a VC instead of building a real company. I can definitely name a few startups that have almost no product, certainly not technically challenging or particularly well built ones, but they've made many millions in VC funding solely from GH star hype.This industry is a bit of a joke that way, but it works.
Thanks, i will surely consult with a lawyer before it
The title calls one side Communists (as it should). That word has an effect on the reader.
Hong Kong's importance to China isn't its GDP contribution primarily (although it is special vs China when it comes to per capita performance; Hong Kong packs a lot of economic punch in a small package). It's the special relationship Hong Kong is still granted globally on trade & finance, particularly with the US.

China desperately requires dollars to keep its debt problems floating and to interact with the global economy (relatively little is settled in Yuan outside of China's borders). Without a steady inflow of dollars China cannot function normally; their economy would seize up.

Hong Kong is a critical inflow port for US Dollars into China's economy and is largely spared from the tariff war.

This is why Hong Kong is so important to China right now, and it's also why China has been so careful in suppressing the protests (by their standards). China is afraid of the US changing Hong Kong's special status. People often don't think China can be swayed: the US slapped currency manipulator status on them, and they immediately backed off from letting the Yuan sink, carefully pegging it just inbounds near the 7 line.
I live in a large apartment building in the Netherlands, during the last home owners association meeting we discussed installing solar panels. The problem is the huge uncertainty the government creates. At the moment it is allowed to just deduct the amount of power you create from the amount you use and pay for the remainder. This way the government does not collect energy tax on the energy you create from your solar, thus they treat this as a subsidy. They announced that this subsidy will end by 2023, it is not clear how things will be after that time. Most of the home owners agreed that the risk they will change it into a regulation that will be (financially) bad for us is too large so we are not installing them until there is more clear.

But even then, the government changes at least every 4 years, how am I supposed to make a long term investment - (solar takes about 10 years for return on investment around here, with current regulation) - if I don't know if I will be screwed by the next administration? Especially now that the support for the "climate change denial party" is growing.
It’s really terrible that python should be growing. It’s a bad language and a bad ecosystem ...

The knowledge exists that we shouldn’t be encouraging systems to be built with the patterns/tools commonly advocated in the python world — at what point do we acknowledge that the forces promoting this kind of ecosystem are essentially propaganda-like mind viruses ... so much future suffering that will not be prevented ...
Contrast this with the pinnacle of right-centrism, The Economist, which despite reporting on PRC's perspective too, repeatedly leans pro-HK, e.g. from the latest issue

https://www.economist.com/leaders/2019/08/08/chinese-troops-...
Interesting, even though it's just feasibility study
> it would be economic for PacifiCorp to close the existing coal generation under question and replace that capacity with other resources, including new renewables, demand-side solutions, battery storage, gas peakers and open-market purchases
Curious to see the exact combination of these options and their associated emissions
I'd say that nothing is white and black and a deeper analysis usually reveals interesting facts.
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FANG was coined to characterize a sliver of the stock market. It's all about the returns those stocks were producing over a period of time, and how they frequently traded together.

It has basically nothing to do with: revenues, profits, employees, products, technology.
These are fake news to foment Hong Kong protestors by conflating facts. I hope such fake news do not become part of HN.

You are absolutely right Hong Kong cannot even provide proper shelter or health system or good education to more than 40% of its people, who live in a space smaller than prison cell. All these protests are due to this simmering discontent.

I do not think living in a prison cell size apartment and then being hold hostage to mortgage for life working for 14 rich billionaires of the city is ahead of it's time.

Hong Kong is just paying price of its own reliance on get rich quick through property and closed China. First one destroyed innovation and second one is no longer true. Today Chinese cities are way ahead in innovation and technology, they also have a property bubble but not as severe as Hong Kong. Hope they learn lesson from Hong Kong.

When it suited Hong Kong they asked China to reinterpret basic law for their own benefit against basic human rights separating spouses and kids and they still do it with impunity and all people in Hong Kong are happy with that reinterpretation. You cross line once you cannot go back, this is what Hong Kong asked for and got it. Moreover Hong Kong is a Chinese territory so everything applicable in China apply except few exception as defined in basic law.
There's always more complexity than you know. There are trans men with wombs who give birth. There are are surrogates. There are 1000 other situations that I don't even know about. The law says "person giving birth", and I like that choice of wording. It doesn't exclude someone who is in a new, unexpected situation.

Just the same, the law says that the two parents can share the weeks of work off, not "mother and father", as that's clearly not always going to be an accurate representation.

It's not political correctness, just accuracy in terms.
Don’t think France “mostly waited it out” when there has been more injured yellow vests than HKers so far: 2 more or less connected deaths, 1 person lost lower arm, and at least 24 lost an eye, including one of the most pacific yellow vest leader Jerome Rodrigues https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/14/europe/france-bastille-day-in...

In many ways, french police did repress protesters in a much more brutal way than HK police has done so far. Of course having PLA in the city would be a different story however...
mostly (and still) on the un-encrypted IRC :D