skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I get how how an individual might feel they can't do much more or better than nothing. I would argue though that if they choose just to tweet and so forth, they're not doing much at all.

I'm still not sure that there really is much of a change with twitter style activism.

I suspect everyone who is inclined to belive a thing already are in their own protected circles (to use a google+ term ) and they're not changing much. The bots are the only crossover I suspect.

Personally when I am on Twitter, I unfollow a lot of the higher activity activist types (even the folks I know), because honestly even when I agree i don't care to see folks yell at each other.

I suspect "there's nothing else I can do" is still a net 0 in the end as far as change goes, well other than the aggravation of a twitter spat.
I'm currently working on a project that I've suspected from the very beginning is way too complicated for a serverless solution. Nine months into it and I'm thoroughly convinced. The scaled container approach (Kubernetes/Docker)you've described would have been much more pragmatic.
I would too if I discovered such information and if they did it without insider information I don't see anything wrong with it.
I think her response would be the existence of some people who haven't experienced the issues other people have come forward with, different locations will have different conditions, and enjoy (or are willing to say so to get paid to tweet instead of walking 10-20 miles a day) doesn't address the actual concerns and issues that have been reported. @rulesObeyer basically says exactly that "you don't speak for those who have been wronged."
Sure. My plugs are Elacin ER. I walked into a hearing aid/protection shop and got a mold of my ear canals made. Plugs were made to match the mold, took a couple of weeks and about 200€. Noise reduction is done with an exchangeable filter with different options for reduction levels, I'm using 25dB.

Not the cheapest but if you don't lose them the should last a decade.

Let me know if you have any other questions!
This is a relative of the “lump of work” fallacy. These workers are currently hired by amazon and its contractors because amazon has already displaced other forms of work (retail, logistics, call centers). Experience shows that increases in productivity caused increases in living standards and work conditions across the board. So, usually, one would expect people to be better off with automation even if there’s some “friction” in reducing an automated workforce.

It’s worth pointing out that productivity growth has been low for years and shows no sign of rapid acceleration in the Information Age.
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The electric car revolution will require us to build better batteries
Does not. You can just read it with disabled javascript.
If you are particularly bored, here's the 10 hour remix:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfYQwembcRo
If you're interested in this sort of thing, read "Class: A Guide Through the American Status System" by Fussell. It's a little bit out of date but it's still interesting.

It did make me realize that class is everywhere, and I'm constantly signaling it despite thinking I'm above caring about it.
I fight for the Users!
"jglksadh3498ygha# and don't accept 'random string of numbers and letters,' that is not me"
Hong Kong protests: Brand 'witch hunt' takes over Chinese internet
Approaches like this could increase the second-class-platform effect. Where, for example, Android gets updates long after IOS. (Unless both releases are synchronized.)

In theory the shared code approach means platforms could be tested in parallel.
Sapper can generate static html for lambda or anything else i f you run `npm run export`.

In fact the ideal way to use Sapper is without express/polka.
R is a registered trademark, which means you have registered it with the proper authorities TM is a self claimed trademark, which means that you include it on your first use and you continue to claim it via using the TM. If you have to defend it in court you have to prove that you had it in use before the trademark infringement happened and that you continued to defend it via using the TM mark. If you cannot prove that, then you run the risk of loosing said trademark.

There is also SM which is a service mark, TM is generally used for goods or products where a service mark is generally for services offered.

So to answer your question, they would loose their trademark and it would be publicly available for anyone to use.

This has happened and almost happened to many companies when their product becomes hugely successful and people start using their name as the generic name for said item.

https://www.businessinsider.com/google-taser-xerox-brand-nam...

https://www.gerbenlaw.com/university/trademark-symbols/
Just hope you never have to do this process on a house full of these things. LOLOLOL.
What's the endgame here? What is this person hoping to accomplish by harassing the Twitter-jockeys at Amazon?

Is Amazon supposed to say "Oh, someone was snarky to our employees on Twitter, now all warehouse employees make six figures and only work 20 minutes a day"?

Instead of wasting time by publicly mocking someone who either A. is actually having a good experience working at Amazon B. isn't but doesn't want to lose the job that pays their rent and allows them to eat how about:

- harassing your Congressional representative on Twitter, so they pass labor laws that might actually improve working conditions

- organizing a union so Amazon workers can collectively bargain for better conditions

- start a competing logistics company, increasing the demand for warehouse employees so that wages and working conditions have to improve to attract more workers

Unless of course this is just about scoring retweets and fake Internet points and isn't an attempt to produce any real meaningful change
But that's about copyright, not trademarks.
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And the tweeting about loving your job is a pretty cushy job compared to warehouse picking and packing so they're 100% disincentivized to share anything even slightly negative or 'off script.'
Anyone can buy shares or start a business and own their means. It's only become easier now with the internet.

And yes, I agree that it's a useless definition. I've never seen it used outside of esoteric political debates.
Frankly, I find it appalling that this person is being aggressive towards the people she is supposidly trying to "help". This isn't a "let's fight the man" kind of mentality, but a "You're not getting what you deserve, and I'll tell you what you need" kind of mentality - quite pretentious".

Having worked for a far lower minimum wage at 10 hours a day, I can understand Amazon employees plight. I also know two people working at the fulfillment centers and they were and are insanely grateful for the job(s).

It was the first time in their lives they had real, solid employment and took advantage of trainings, saved, etc. After seeing this and living my own experiences, honestly $15 / hour is probably overpaying for their labor. They are happy to have the job over paying them.

I think really only the employees should have a voice here. I don't think people from the outside really understand the situation. Unless you've lived that kind of life, it's difficult to relate. Same for the ultra-rich, I have no ability to empathize or comprehend their lives, living in the rat-race.
Everybody who gets a smart thermostat needs to keep their old one in a box for the day the server gets EOL or the device and/or network gets hacked. When that happens, you aren't going to be able to go to HomeDepot and buy a new dumb thermostat.
The nice thing about React Native compared to Flutter is that RN uses native UI widgets whereas Flutter implements its own rendering system. Flutter engineers basically reinvent a large portion of the work already done by Apple and Google in their UI kits and ultimately you have to rely on them to keep doing that work whenever changes are introduced to iOS and Android UI kits. Since RN uses native widgets they get those updates "for free". There is also the Flutter "uncanny valley" where very subtle but still perceptible differences between the Flutter engine and the native UI kit cause Flutter apps to sometimes feel slightly off. I have especially noticed this on lower end phones where the FPS in Flutter apps sometimes drops and causes the whole UI to feel sluggish in a way that native UI widgets do not.
This sentiment is quite common in blue collar sectors. Calling them stupid and naive is, at best, out of touch with at least half the voting block of the United States.
Is this the tipping point that will start the recession?
The 11" Pinebook ships with a HD display so they are available, don't know how big the production run of them is though.
The Dramas of World of Warcraft
I'm guessing he's relying on common knowledge of variance here. If you know that variance is always nonnegative, and you also know that variance can be defined as (mean square - square of the mean), then it's obvious.
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As have often been pointed out.

A cleaning lady is going to have her job longer than a radiologist.
What sort of grievance here I would normally expect a worker to first use the standard grievance procedure (in most cases) before coming to me.

Or is it "Hi Boss we come from the same village / clan /race how about you put me on that sweet work detail/shift".

I have (in the UK) personally overheard a guy working at a well known company say this - Also Fords at Dagenham had a scandal where white workers monopolised the better jobs.
Raspberry Pi 3 for the Second Time
A series of errors while building the donkey robocar that uses Raspberry Pi.
I don't think I've ever seen an error from the "docker engine" on AWS Fargate. There is a task status field on the task, so if your container completely fails to start because you have a bad entrypoint command that can't be executed or your process immediately exits with a non zero exit code without outputting anything to stdout/stderr you will see a task status that says that the task stopped unexpectedly because the container exited, and why the container exited.

If your containerized process does start and output to stdout/stderr, but then crashes for some reason you can see those stdout/stderr logs in CloudWatch, via the awslogs logging driver.

In general I'd say the docker engine logs are the wrong place to try to diagnose an app running AWS Fargate. The point of AWS Fargate is to abstract away the Docker daemon, and just run your containers for you. So if the Docker engine itself was failing for some reason that is an issue for the AWS team on call to fix. Your area of responsibility starts with the application code that is running inside your container. The bits outside the container are the responsibility of an AWS employee.
How to Use the Equation Editor in Google Docs
I think all previous attempts to generate documentation failed for a reason.

Reason is that we need to explore code, change the the views, add/remove modules as they explore. Static documentation (eg doxygen) is too rigid.

Developers need an interactive code explorer rather then tons of static HTML.
The Power of GraphQL, with RESTful APIs: Meet Hypnos
I find it odd there's no user ID instead of the username. But what I find even more concerning is it's not sanitizing the username to protect against SQL injection.
Unless you read the code and flashed the TV yourself, you have no idea if it periodically checks for unsecured wifi networks to connect to.

So yes, I would remove the antenna.

Someone somewhere probably thought, "Hey, let's help out our customers that may be too lazy or not smart enough to figure out how to connect, and do it automatically for them!"
This is a fallacy. If you're going to talk about profit then you must also consider that the risk and loss also goes to owners while workers get paid either way.

This is something that should be rather simple to understand in the HN/Startup crowd. Considering that anyone can buy shares or start their own business, my point stands that this is the most non-exclusive club possible.
You can definitely afford it, you just have to not live like a typical modern American.

You can arrange your life around riding the bike and taking public transport, get a roommate, cook your own meals, etc. etc. and live on $20k/yr or less. Not in an expensive metropolis (easily), but there are plenty of other places where you can live.

Look at how big houses were in the early 1900s. And how often people ate meat.
The First Thing Securely Sold on the Internet
wow thanks for posting this, loved the video.
Apparently there's still a few more bugs left to catch - the game's sign up screen briefly flashes a form then simply goes blank for me.
> Even if it is; the availability of pretty much perfect contraceptives negates that to a large degree.

No it doesn’t. My wife an I both wanted to have large families, even when we were children. How will contraceptives affect people’s basic motivations and life goals?

> Any relevant change on the population size the propensity for fertility can have; it will take (three, four, five , ...) generations to manifest.

Five generations is only 100-150 years. And anyway, we have a precedent for what happens when there is significant population reduction: the Black Death. Life got way better for the vast majority of people who survived that event. So much so that it ended feudalism in most of Europe. The only problem is finding pensions. Oh well. It’s incredibly immoral to yoke our descendants with the responsibility of funding an extended retirement for us.
I think people have broken UEFI+ARM. I've seen posts about running Linux on the older Windows mobile devices. The bigger problem is none of the hardware has any OSS driver support, so even if you can get a different OS to boot, you still can't use things like Wi-Fi/BT/video acceleration.
In https://www.manning.com/books/go-web-programming, they start with server-side rendered views and then dedicate the whole last part of the book to web services. It's pretty good!
They are assuming the German sector based model here.
> She has no natural affection for doing math problems.

Why would she? I would be more worried if she was saying, "Oh boy, half an hour of rote application of memorization!" All you should care about for arithmetic memorization is getting through it as efficiently as possible.

If you're doing flashcards, then I would suggest a spaced repetition system such as SuperMemo or Anki. For actual math instead of memorization, do it with her. Nothing available today compares with direct interaction with a caring adult who knows the material.
I'm a big fan of yours! I love the noa engine
> So when something of interest (to someone) happens on Twitter it should what? Be ignored? Be summarized without including a link?

Yes? For non-users, it's only marginally less bad than a Facebook page that requires a login, and people mostly don't go aronud sharing links to Facebook threads.
I'm convinced that voice technology could be positively impactful for my life, but unwilling to use it when it's driven by companies who profit from the data collected. There should be an open source, secure, self-hosted option for voice assistance, how can that become a reality?
Not a swede, but we have a similar system in Norway. If you don't have a phone you can get this little device with a 7-segment display and a button that generates one-time authentication codes.
> 5. Browse results - count how many you feel comfortable with your daughter being portrayed in

My daughter can do whatever she wants. Why are you shaming sex workers?
Boeing delays 777-8 development
Oops, my bad. I must have tripped over the plug on my way out.

No big loss after the purge. While I could care less about boobies on the internet, the 'porn' ban somehow decimated all the liberal communities my friends seemed to enjoy there. Network effect, chilling speech, who knows; but the fire was extinguished and the sauce ruined.
There's dubious support for animals "feeling" pain in a sentient way, too. I can't see why your empathy stops at plants.
What does "private beta" mean?
I think it's more likely they all use shared computers and one person didn't log out of their account. The same way Ted Cruz's account liked a porn tweet about some incest porn, media guy (because as much as I love the idea of Ted f*ing Cruz trolling twitter for some porn I doubt the man runs his own twitter) forgot to log out of the account he was managing, is probably how we got this multi-aged meta human.
Whatever side you choose to accept as reasonable, is does still feel like she is talking to the borg.

And yes, the Amazon people talk like politicians. There are actually many people that think politician-talking inspires confidence.
The issue is that the concept of propaganda (please, research this term thoroughly) has been co-opted by people pushing the concept of 'fake-news' which is just like propaganda except that only the 'bad guys' use it. And also, they never mention propaganda when they are talking about it. Because if you understand propaganda then you know that having propaganda police (ie censors) is even worse than fake news.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doublethink
There are just too many single board computers! We've chosen Pi Compute Module for its ecosystem and community.
I really wish efibootmgr did validation to ensure the EFI entries were correct and pointing to valid executables. I've seen a lot of devices where the firmware won't even list entries if it can't find the actually file it should load. Dell firmware is some of the best because it lets you edit EFI vars right in the setup screen, and even search for and add boot entries.
https://medium.com/activating-robotic-minds/raspberry-pi-3-f...
>>so they’re paying you to tweet that you like your job, which is tweeting about liking your job...lol yes!! you are paid to say that you like your job. it’s your job!

>This is very likely false, and she is actively ignoring people who are saying it is false.

She's technically correct in the same way that it's technically correct to say that if I take a restroom break while on the clock that I'm getting paid to use the restroom.
Profile-guided optimization seems huge. Does anyone have any numbers relating to the performance increase we can expect?
Person forgets to log out of the shared computer they tweet from/grandma poster messes up in whatever app they use to manage the tweets and uses the wrong profile.
Glad we’re finally able to talk about the Amazon and Microsoft support; both companies have been good to the project.

I don’t personally use cargo vendor but seeing it up streamed is also a big plus, IMHO.
Syria was a different situation, and I would actually have recommended an even more dramatic intervention early on there.

In Syria there was a very weak government and strong revolutionary forces. A few ground troops could have helped topple al-Assad. There are risks to this strategy though since the Russians were providing military aid to him... could have risked turning into a proxy war like Vietnam or a quagmire like Afghanistan. At the start of the Syrian war, sending in troops may have worked. I would send in troops now to Venezuela before Maduro finishes his purges and solidification of power.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rent-seeking
Last Week Tonight isn't real news, it's comedy. Not to mention it's heavily biased.

Also, it's not really that funny :p
If they have information that GE is overvalued, what should they do? If they don’t short, people like you go Taleb and accuse them of throwing out accusations with no skin in the game; if they do short, they get accused of making things up for profit. They can’t win.
The antenna isn't the part to be concerned with, it's the microphone that makes me hate the smart TV. Besides, if you watch network television, you'll be amazed at how much better the picture looks from the over-the-air broadcast compared to the atrociously compressed version your cable provider gives you.

Edit: just realized you meant the wifi antenna.
We just finished a beta at a law school - they tried it out for a semester during one of their mock trial classes!
To be clear: credit karma shows VantageScore 3.0 whereas most credit cards, mortgages, and auto loans use a FICO score more often. That being said, there's a bunch of FICO versions in active use. For a rundown of them see here: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/credit-loans-mortgages...

Some esoteric lenders might use VantageScore and, for the most part, if you have a good VantageScore 3.0 you'll most likely have good FICO scores.
It was a nice anekdote, all development will be linked to a project anyway, linking to it just makes sense. Doesn't seem this was targeting a wider audience than devs, and I don't think the main market of the game is devs anyway.
From what I hear, Apple tries extremely hard to block Linux from booting on new Macbook models. Disabling "secure boot" isn't enough.
I wouldn’t take the term “Bot” literally - here it’s meant in the same vein as a “Russian troll” or more clearly an astroturfer.

I think many of the people who find fault with rulesobeyer don’t use Twitter. The ambassadors are comoletely robotic in the way they use Twitter - they don’t come across as people, they come across as corporate accounts. Even developer advocates aren’t this robotic.

I feel like I’m looking at stepford wives here and everyone in the comments here are apart of the farce
See mine as well. Reduced population is not a problem. Life is easier, not harder, when there is less competition for resources. Our pension systems will collapse, though. People will adapt; pensions have not existed for most of human history.
What Windows does when it is “Checking for a solution” after a crash
It's a fairly standard dress up name for shipping warehouse. Sounds better the same way personal/executive assistant has replaced secretary.
Here drivers licence isn't recognized as a valid ID (can't even buy alcohol or get packages at the post office with it) because of what i assume is lax built in security mechanisms and everyone must have a valid passport. I do think that any system can be abused (social engineering, employee doing his job poorly etc.). At the end of day it should be possible to prove that it was a scam but just the fact you have to deal with it for quite some time is pita.
Can you name the vendor?
Starting something to copy something else is totes how I got started with serious programming. By forcing myself to understand how something works without having much of an ability to read someone else's code, I learned so much. My GitHub is littered with these unfinished clone of projects, and I apologize for none of them :)
You need certification to go FSHHHHHHH?

And it's the kind of feature where if it only activates 98% of the time, or sometimes triggers incorrectly, it's not really a problem.
> Calling them stupid and naive is, at best, out of touch with at least half the voting block of the United States.

Out of touch does not imply it's an inaccurate statement, though. In 2015 55 % of the US voting block thought there was a need for the same or more emphasis on coal in power generation.
I had to delete Twitter from my phone - I found it would make me angry for no discernible reason, and I'm generally a pretty even-tempered person. Not healthy.

Once you detach, you realize quickly that much of Twitter represents a tiny minority of loud, self-righteous people. When "Twitter explodes" in righteous indignation, I feel like the best move would simply be to ignore it and wait for everyone to move on.
> Perhaps it is the similar for trademarks.
>learn the meaningful stuff, you will never code in your job
implying the code that can be thrown away is the code they get paid for
hmmmm