skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a super interesting idea, and I have been wondering if there was a service like this. Is there something similar to this that recommends the house based on your stage of life? For instance, if you have a kid and your income is X amount, this is probably your best area or even if I wanted to retire with a set standard of living and maybe environment. This paired with home value appreciation that you provide would be awesome!
>A pop star turned political sensation, Bobi Wine, had returned from Washington with U.S. backing for his opposition movement, and Uganda’s cyber-surveillance unit had strict orders to intercept his encrypted communications, using the broad powers of a 2010 law that gives the government the ability “to secure its multidimensional interests.”

I suspect that most countries would try to intercept the communications of an opposition candidate that was openly backed by a foreign power.
I thought I was going to have to build something like this myself but finally found a “good enough” app (ABC / Always Be in Contact). It has a few warts but since it’s free I can’t complain and it’s definitely helped me stay in touch with people
People just go to where the audience is. I've considered both starting a blog and starting a YouTube channel, and realized that if I actually want people to see my content then only YouTube makes sense. After all, I don't even follow any blogs myself!

Maybe one day there will be a platform that makes following blogs as convenient as following youtubers
The 950 pages were posted to Project Veritas. I read each single doc. It was a load of nothing. Not a single piece of evidence that points to his claims.
Starting in 2019, you get backup cameras...

Luxury brands can actually stop you from going into a lane when a vehicle is there or minimizing the damage if you push it. Kinda like Tesla Autopilot but only when you're about to do something stupid.
WeWork Gave Founder Loans as It Paid Him Rent, IPO Filing Shows
Learn how to talk to people without respecting them. Once you've got it down, you can eviscerate this sort of person in public without getting your hands wet.
The problem is with tossing classic provocations like "national socialism" into a thread without insulating them from what will otherwise be the classic effect: flamewar. If you have a thoughtful point to make, that's of course fine, but you need to pack it in flame retardant, because you're in a highly flammable zone here. Just as you'd take extra care with a campfire in a dry forest, or with matches around a gas station.
Well, I definitely felt informed after watching that. No idea what use I could ever have for that information, though.
I realized it was rare, but I've never been able to explain what I'm doing to other people. Now I finally know!
I was recently in the market and was impressed by the amount of safety features available in modern models (my old car being a 2011 model). In the luxury range everything had automatic braking for rear-end collision, back-up collision prevention, 360 camera, lane-keeping assist, etc.. (albeit often as part of a pricier package). I'm sure many other brands have similar features too.

A couple days after I got the new car, a kid ran out behind my car as I was backing out of a parking spot. It beeped and stopped me from backing up anymore. I think I would've reacted in time too, but it was quite reassuring to have the computer help out.

For me the most useful feature is the 360 camera, which is admittedly more convenience than safety. It starts beeping loudly before you bump into things, and shows you a top-down view of your surroundings on the screen. Super super super useful for squeezing into tight parking spots. Just this morning I had to get into a really tight spot, and I probably would've been pretty nervous without the camera haha.

It is a little scary though that the system has so much control over the car now. Makes you wonder what'll happen if it glitches while you're on the highway.

As an aside, I still haven't gotten used to the seatbelt pull which startles me every time, it's a pretty firm tug. The 2019 BMW models have that too.
Would like to see an analysis of the costs and benefits of two separate codebases after they are done with that and have given it time to prove itself... especially with the more complex code.
Wood and metal have very different properties with regards to insulation, weather, what it feels like to sit/lean on them, the psychological effects of being in a room made of one for an extended period of time, etc ...

Plus I would wonder what, if any coatings were on the shipping containers, and if they were toxic, and do they degrade over time.

Plus wood is significantly easier to work with.
YES! Thank you so much. Gosh, it seems obvious?? But nothing related to any of the title keywords or danny cohen or ISI or packet voice came up. Whatever you did, THANK YOU!!!
The content is not damning at all and the "2016 situation" is clearly taken out of context - it is referring to Russian manipulation and fake news.
I figured it out easily enough, adding annotations and removing them was understandable enough, what the annotations did was a bit trickier but I think documentation would be better than a tour. A reference gallery showing what each one does would be ideal.
I'm happy to take your money and also clarify the privacy policy -- will follow-up with you when that's done!
I see a lot of comments on the usability improvements have already been surfaced, but I wanted to print out that one possibly invisible implication of this is that accessibility is an important aspect of these changes. I hope in addition to the visible changes of keyboard controls some attention. Is paid to ensure that the function of the tool is accessible to people with visual and motor impairments. Having good aria tags for descriptions, controls, politeness settings for changes and ensuring you using the right elements for the controls. The WAI and WCAG guidelines are both great resources to check for more info. (Sorry on mobile and check myself or easily get links).
Kind of funny this came up. I used fizz-buzz in all my interviews for about two years (at first as a joke). Not a single new CS grad ever solved it in about a dozen interviews. The best I got was pseudo code like "if (i divisible by 5) { ... } else if (etc... "

Turns out modulo is not a well known operation.
Verizon didn't buy Tumblr. Verizon bought Yahoo/Oath and ended up with Tumblr. It's a very different scenario.

It's important to remember that Tumblr never turned a profit; as far as I've been able to determine it never hit the break-even point. And the bottom line is that a giant service that's losing money is worse to own than a tiny service that's losing money. Verizon's attempt to kick out the NSFW parts wasn't simple-mindedness or prudishness, it was a calculated risk that a smaller but SFW Tumblr might be able to at least make enough money to pay for itself.

Having said that, it's also important to note that Tumblr still gets a lot of traffic; by most measures it's still in the top 100 most visited sites on the Internet, and gets more traffic than Wordpress.com -- Automattic's closest "competing" product -- does.
Dahua IP Cameras Wiretapping Vulnerability
Share Markets Tumbling
To make sure TB is cured and avoid developing a new drug-resistant strain?
I treat Pinterest with the same established suspicion as the Ikea catalogue - a reliable signal to predict unnecessary family expanses.
Here are 61 companies that got started on biomedical stuff, most with just $150k, in the last few years: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/?vertical=Biomedical and https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/?vertical=Biotech

Not all will succeed, but some will. You can absolutely start with nothing but some knowledge and ambition.
AirBnB has a series of in depth blog posts about their decision to abandon RN. In particular this quote seemed extremely worrying to me:

> While debugging, React Native attaches to a Chrome Developer Tools instance. This is great because it is a powerful debugger. However, once the debugger is attached, all JavaScript runs within Chrome’s V8 engine. This is fine 99.9% of the time. However, in one instance, we got bit when toLocaleString worked on iOS but only worked on Android while debugging. It turns out that the Android JSC doesn’t include it and it was silently failing unless you were debugging in which case it was using V8 which does. Without knowing technical details like this, it can lead to days of painful debugging for product engineers.

https://medium.com/airbnb-engineering/react-native-at-airbnb...
Interesting. Not having looked at any data, I’m now wondering why most taxis in Germany are, and have been for a long time, mostly Mercedes? (Commonly their E class.) Are they just cheaper to buy for that purpose or what’s the reason?
> You can walk around Disney land all day and still not hit it all.

Up Front: I'm not sure if this is a fair comparison and I know that.

As someone who honestly appreciates artwork yet can be in-and-out of a given top-rate museum in under 2 hours, I hope the quoted comment is so.
I think it is a power play. He likes to feel powerful, and he thinks of it as a negotiating tactic. He is a bully and likes to try and push people around. I honestly don't think he much considers the ramifications going forward on a global scale. It is more of a personal slight: "The Chinese are really screwing us over, I'll show them!"
So, 3 codebases or be careful about your website...for cases where a native app isn't truly needed.
> it became increasingly difficult to hire replacement senior engineers with relevant C++ experience who would be interested in mobile development.

It's not just familiarity with the language, it's being willing and able to develop within the mobile development context, which as stated in the article is a whole other beast
I'm hoping more people will read this headline and at least take away that RN/Flutter/Electron should be approached with caution and care rather than "slap it in an Electron shell and it'll run great everywhere and everyone will love it," which is the implicit attitude that makes so many people, uh, not love it.
Ran a business connection at home, and still on that account, it's about 50% more for the coverage but no caps and much more responsive when I've needed on-site service. Of course I'd like to save the extra ~$50/month for 1gig down, 80mb up vs the 200/20 I have now. But the static/unblocked IP and the better service level make it necessary for when I'm working at home.

For comparison, about $140/month with fees for 200/20 business, where consumer gigabit/80 is about $90/month iirc. Business gigabit is like $300/mo (f that).
Backstory looks super interesting! Will definitely try it out too :) Thanks for the feedback about the sidebar integrations; we're in the process of revamping it and will likely move some of this information to a popup instead.
1.5 years ago Dropbox was looking into rewriting their shared mobile codebase in Rust. It's a shame this blog post doesn't touch upon that at all, instead focusing on C++.
Sounds like the food from The Matrix. It too had everything the body needs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oEnJfZ9joY
This comment is woefully wrong on all fronts, but the most galling is the final paragraph. The Fourth Amendment is touted time and time again when full-disk encryption is challenged. To turn around and say "How could the founders have foreseen the Internet??" and therefore imply that it wasn't meant to cover the Internet is hypocrisy of the highest order. You can't have your cake and eat it too!
"free housing"
While PWA’s largely work, they provide a poor installation experience and little device integration. Most people use Apache Cordova, PhoneGap, or Ionic as wrappers to their mobile web app, providing expected installation experiences through app stores and common device integrations.
I'm a very senior engineer, and I was actually offering to work off hours but on site.
Yeah I knew. But he can do it with 1080p/480p, or 720p/480p.
Less combat would lessen combat injuries even more.
This seems equivalent to security theater in response to misplaced fear and mistrust over cameras in general. I understand why they felt pressured to make this change (and the "good" PR it results in), but I can't help but shake the fact that, well, it doesn't actually do anything.

Bad actors will just disable the light in a myriad of ways. People will still mistrust cameras because the light can be disabled. Drawing over the light with permanent marker (or doing something temporary like putting tape over it) doesn't even create a small barrier of entry for people secretly recording. If they want to secretly record, it's not significantly harder now than it was yesterday.

The only thing this is supposed to accomplish is appeasing people that don't understand technology yet make a ruckus over Google disrespecting privacy. Now Google can say "no look, we do!" and those people will complain about something else.
Volvos were RWD for decades.

These days the electronic stability control systems in new cars make it almost irrelevant whether a car is RWD or FWD, unless you are on a racetrack. The cars will usually take control from the driver before serious oversteer becomes a problem.

And if that's not good enough, Mercedes and BMW offer a lot of AWD models.
Is this not true of most art?

Yet most galleries can't simply stop asking for payment with admission without also compensating the artist.
> Plaintiff- or defense side?

On the whole I do more defense work, but plenty of both. For securities, more often defense. For M&A gone wrong, more often plaintiff.

I take your point about getting out ahead of the issue, but I'm not convinced that it's as powerful an argument as you think it would be, and I think it introduces other risks. Since you're familiar with IP litigation, you're no doubt aware that patents get invalidated by juries all the time in trials where plaintiff counsel makes that argument.
Rock Band 3 offered a keyboard controller, as well as letting you attach a full-sized keyboard to play a "Pro" mode.
Implemented FDWT as part of a coursework project many many years ago when it was hip :)
The assumption of the author and many people or even majority is that backing by USA is not only legitimate, it's also morally superior.
This is a strawman argument.

I do not believe (and have not said) that Congress will outlaw encryption. As you said, the genie is out. However, they can, and eventually will, restrict technology companies from providing high-quality, turn-key, encryption solutions on consumer devices. This is what Barr is building up to. Individual users will be free to implement custom encryption on top of said platforms.
A web-based, highly extensible platform to understand Kubernetes clusters
I like Flowkey's setup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weDZgwLbsq4

I recently asked them about being able to toggle the real-time fingerings video off, and I got a neutral response but hopefully they add it soon.
Every aspect of the protocol is important including the sound equipment used. Can you let me know what your goal is relating to your questions so I can try to better/more specifically answer? If you're wanting to see if AIT would help you then the first step is finding an audiologist who knows the protocol to check for hearing imbalances, or worse case scenario sharing the how-to guide for it with them - whether they will learn it and do it for you is another question, why it's easier to find an audiologist who already offers it; searching for "auditory integration training + your city/area" and/or "berard ait + your city name/area" is likely the quickest route.
A rare case where r/investing and r/wallstreetbets are in alignment:

https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/9n31xf/introduci...

https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/a1jokv/beck...

Mugatu off of finance twitter calls this "white chick beta":

https://twitter.com/SuperMugatu/status/1102678639366287361
Usually C++ runs core logic that cannot go on the server (that's things like your own custom client-side crypto, parsing, or other "pure computation") and then you make the user interface in Swift or Java depending on your platform.
IMO we’ve taken to conflating “work” with “job”.

The social meme has shifted from find work you connect to, to find job at “Happy Cult Incorporated”.

We owe management our time or they’ll take their money and go somewhere else is the messaging.
so either the group is fake, or the members are lying. what kind of group is that
Maybe. This seems one approach: https://news.developer.nvidia.com/transforming-standard-vide...

Direct link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjViy6kyiqs
Taxis get maintained religiously, and taxi companies have no problem replacing worn parts or even entire engines.

There is a big difference in build quality and longevity between modern Mercedes cars and the ones built in the 1970s and 1980s. They used to feel substantially better than other cars. Now they don't really, except for the S class.
IIRC the consensus is Your Name is not native 4k. Not sure about the others.
It is generally good for 'mood boards' and other designer type stuff where you want to collect a bunch of images to fit a theme or inspire an idea. In my experience it's been more popular with women and crafty/DIY types.
So no more /r/airbnbporn?
> it's reasonable for Yahoo to want to dump it

Verizon, not Yahoo.
Well, it's a strange issue. Without such testing, they wouldn't exist at all. So, is a life of, maybe okay but maybe awful lab testing better than none at all?

On a human level, we generally value being alive no matter the conditions, e.g., debilitating illness, chronic pain, etc., over not being alive. Of course there are exceptions like euthanasia, which are relatively rare. So why not apply that ethical equation to lab animals as well?

I'm just hypothesizing here. I don't particularly like animal testing, think its cruel, think it may be necessary, think it's a morally ambiguous situation, etc. Which is to say it's a complicated topic.
The stress of the words is different depending on PoS, unless you don't even try, there's little room for ambiguity. In writing, correcting the spelling error to fruit-flies solves the problem. The issue is real, but the example is naiv.
Really? The photos that include a photo with one white guy, one Asian guy, and one black guy talking about who they trust for referrals makes it _obvious_ that they don't hire minorities?
Probably. Everything seems to work better than NVidia DLSS though. AMD apparently managed to beat it using a pretty standard content aware sharpening algorithm.
How does that work out when things change over time: requirements and the platforms themselves?
> Actually, I'm not even sure if they will go through and treat themselves like a normal breach

They've explicitly claimed the “glitch” which exposed customer personal data to other customers was not a breach, so it's pretty clear they will not.
I get that you're having a bit of fun with this, but is there a reason you're throwing about words like 'amputation'?

Globally we currently burn coal for 30% of electricity consumption. All fossil fuels put together is like 90%.

We have people jetting around the world for short-term thrills or business meetings that could be done over the phone. We have people in the US who think it's appropriate to drive 7mpg trucks and throw clouds of shit at pedestrians.

We have such a ridiculous amount of waste in the system that could be completely eliminated with minimal impact.

It may politically be difficult, or impossible to achieve, sure. And perhaps it won't be enough anyway. But it seems to me like you're imagining literally any change in lifestyle to be an 'amputation'.

Am I, or you, 'amputated' relative to some arbitrary person who has double, triple, quadruple the carbon footprint? If not, why not?

Why must the standard for amputation be whatever people have right now rather than considering that at the moment perhaps we're running around with Iron Man suits we have to take off?

Or are you saying that forcing the ignorant masses to make those changes would be a sort of amputation? Because there are too many people who will just tell you 'fuck u gon burn ma oil' or whatever?
Do you have a demo or some more insightful screenshots of what the app is? Even if I wanted to sign up to the site, I'd have to fill in a bunch of stuff to actually have a meaningful overview of the UI.

I appreciate you have two-way contact syncing with Google Contacts which is a big thing that's lacking in monica.

I also appreciate the Chrome Extension you mentioned. Is there deeper integration there, eg. do you allow me to back up / view data on my facebook friends through Dex?

What I looked for in Monica, and simply did not find, was a true single-source-of-truth for all my contact interactions, be those on Facebook, Twitter, Discord, SMS, Hangouts …. It's less a matter of wanting to keep in touch with people (I love being able to set reminders for specific things, but lacking a good UI I just end up making those in Google Calendar), and more a matter of being able to quickly find things I may have discussed with someone.

For example I talk to my girlfriend through all three of Messenger, Discord and SMS, and I'd like to be able to have a single history to sift through should I look for something she told me (groceries to get, an address / door code to remember, a photo she sent …).

Again, to me the selling point of these kinds of personal-service websites are to offload parts of my brain to software that is more efficient at the task. Notion does a great job being a generic note-keeping / database app. Calendar does a great job at helping me remember everything time-bound events. A personal CRM should do a great job at helping me remember everything there is to remember about another person / a relationship with that person.
I had a previous job where the owner bought a building in NYC and made the top floors apartments, one of which I was offered at a low rate. I am very glad I said no, because imagine the golden handcuff scenario of having a below-market place to live ONLY if you keep working for a person/company who, at least in that case, turned out to be pretty creepy.
How do you close the CK account and remove their authorizations to credit reports? I don't see any option in settings.
someone has to have some sense of taste, rather than be fashionistas.

e.g. I see more than 2-3 posts a day about non-lisps. What's so good about those?
I run a consulting company for Amazon suppliers[0], and that reddit post you linked to was mine.

100% agree with you, the click-bait is totally FUD. This program is not a big deal and won't hurt anyone.

I was actually contacted by 2 different journalist (CNBC,WashingtonPost) and both were dying to turn this into an Antitrust article. I didn't really see it that way but agreed it could help LESSEN antitrust liability by being OPT-IN.

[0] https://www.andersonassociates.net
> cities have a new brighter car free future, where Barcelona's mega-blocks will meets the density of skyscrapers. But it needs ... looking after.

Without detracting at all from a really interesting speculation, this does sound like the opening crawl of a hopepunk Judge Dredd film.
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That makes sense - basically anything that is self-contained and can run "in a vacuum" so to speak can be C/C++.
JPEG2000, I believe.
Listen to it here: https://www.autotrader.com/car-video/video-heres-what-merced...
Thank you very much, that looks impressive. I'm looking for professional drum sound, but honestly can't justify the price of the TR-8S, hoped that there's some sample set that I could use from software. Anyway it's useful to me as a reference.

Have you some music published?
> Q'Anon is actually a defector of that group and it will eventually help us find Atlantis so that we can all share its technology. etc. etc.

Is QAnon a Flat Earther? (serious question)