skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Don't ask for one is by far the best way.

If you absolutely need to do credit card payments, then consider using a third party system to handle it (like Stripe).
Fuck all the downvoters, im not +1-ing Nazis... they fucking stole that symbol!

Its thousands of years old. Nazis have a bad name because they were fucking nazis!

The swastika is an ancient Sanskrit symbol which represents the churn of time and and the cycle of the universe.

Its really interesting to think about how the symbol has been coopted to be edited out of human conscience such that we dont recognize its symbology for the cycle of time and now its only associated with WWII

People are so stupid with symbology it boggles my mind:

Source: mayan order centurion, masons, rosicrucian.
I've used AngelList (successfully) and LinkedIn (landed interviews but no roles) in the past. I currently have a role but I will answer anybody that reaches out to me. I tend to look for the following:

1) role/title alignment with career goals - this also covers tech stack being interesting

2) benefits - specifically 401k, in the US all employers offer healthcare so unless yours is exceptional I don't think it's worth promoting

3) salary; it doesn't need to be FANG level but if it doesn't beat my current role there's no point in starging a conversation
Looks really awesome and polished, great support/tutorials - a few things to consider:
- does not clearly state for iOS Mobile App development
- $299 might be a bit spendy if you don't get source export
- no/few testimonials (who else is using it successfully)
- how much better/faster is it; everyone claims this advantage
- what environment is it targeted for (individuals or small dev shops) and how does it fit with existing workflow?
- and yes, do you have a follow-up program to obtain input from Trial users?
Manjaro comes OOTB with MS Office 365, and it's super easy to install, easier than Ubuntu if you're doing Nvidia drivers. I personally can't comment on how well their Office works as I avoid anything Microsoft makes, but it's an option.
I hear something (tonal, tempo, not the words really) like the Spanish they speak in Argentina. Like if someone tried mimicking them using nonsense sounds. I guess that makes sense, since Argentina has significant Italian influence?
Burgundy wine investors have beaten the stock market
Excited to try this. From a Perl background, used to POD, Python's doc systems have been a sewer.
I’ve learned more in 2 months of language self-study than I got from 3 years of public school study.

Being in a room with 30 kids who just want to squeak by with a passing grade and really don’t want to learn is no way to learn a language. There’s not enough practice with output and your brain just turns off.
This of course begs the question: which cheeses act as the most efficient substrates, and why?

I wonder if there's any organic materials that would work even better.
why autonomous cars get so much attention ? Why they are always on news , why they always trend. Apparently for a common man why we are excited when we should be skeptical and more careful. so anything other than excited.

But for some reason these driverless cars do get most attention.
> And J&J is by no means a major opioid manufacturer

The had the non-hospital fentanyl market cornered for a while. Their patches were only for chronic use by patients already tolerant to opioids.

Even if they had less than 1% of the market, they would have had a much larger proportion of the high-dose market, where mortality risk ramps up.
"The company's share price rose following the ruling as investors had been expecting a much bigger fine, says BBC North America correspondent Peter Bowes."
Neural Poetry: Learning to Generate Poems Using Syllables
That they harmed rank-and-file is besides the point. The important point is they harmed wealthy, powerful people.
Wow, I had to check that it's already been "years" since Windows 10 was first released --- a little over 4, to be precise. No one I know actually likes it, the closest has been "tolerate". MS has done a great job of dragging its users through the mud and beating them into submission.
Syntactic whitespace is pretty high on my personal fascism chart.
I also found his full time employee cost argument weakened by his requirements. He's happy with $25/hr contractors from countries with weaker salaries than the US, speaks highly of them, but on the topic of hiring someone full time he uses a premium American employee living in Seattle as his example? Says he'd want to work with them in person despite wanting to work alone? What?

If dude just said "hiring one of my contractors full time would cost me $40k/year and i don't want to pay that" it'd be a reasonable argument. Instead he makes up all these unnecessary requirements that sound like they'd actually make the arrangement worse for him, and points to them as why he can't do it.
That would be a pretty expensive recovery. It's orbiting the Sun at about the same distance as Mars.

"The current location is 185,936,494 miles (299,235,874 km, 2.000 AU, 16.64 light minutes) from Earth, moving away from Earth at a speed of 2,944 mi/h (4,738 km/h, 1.32 km/s)."

https://www.whereisroadster.com
Your transaction data is never exposed to anyone outside of $corp.

$corp provides it's marketing partners with insights gleaned from aggregated transaction data. And allows select partners to query an api for derived information about $corp's cardholders using a marketing identifier that tracks across multiple agencies including credit reporting, social media monitoring and customer intelligence analytics.

Additionally $corp uses it's transaction stream to feed information about aggregated spending per retailer to both their internal trading desk and to select financial markets partner firms.

Your personal transaction information is never exposed to anyone outside of $corp.
Cool! How much time do you need to spend there every week on average? I was told by one of my Udacity nanodegree mentors that the workload was enormous and (some) exams very tough. Good luck! ;-)
Macron says France and U.S. reached digital tax deal
"Actually, if any body parts are damaged, you'll have to fabricate them."

I thought car markers provided parts for, like, 30 years.
It probably needs to keep state for some of the widgets. Although on a web page there is is localstorage but that's more like a cache than a guaranteed storage.

OP does have a regular page you can use though: https://hello-extension.netlify.com/
Google Chrome
https://twitter.com/jonathansampson/status/11654932064417792...

Microsoft Edge (Chromium) Beta
https://twitter.com/jonathansampson/status/11661386925090652...

Opera
https://twitter.com/jonathansampson/status/11653532133081292...

Vivaldi (Same thread as Opera)
https://twitter.com/jonathansampson/status/11653581559220592...

Dissenter
https://twitter.com/jonathansampson/status/11653770639326371...

Brave
https://twitter.com/jonathansampson/status/11653912119995187...

Mozilla Firefox
https://twitter.com/jonathansampson/status/11658588961766604...

Cheers!
The (unfortunately named) Dynasoar, or X-20, strikes me as the first: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_X-20_Dyna-Soar

(So, Eisenhower.)
But he answers this question. He doesn't compete in the "indie game" space. He competes in the "Jeff Vogel game" space.
> QEMU [3] is an emulator used to run programs for one machine on another.

More specifically one processor architecture to another. E.g. running on your desktop (usually an x86 based architecture) a Linux Operating System designed and compiled for a Raspberry Pi (ARM based architecture) and it's incompatible architecture. In this case they're running software designed for the same processor that the Nintendo 64 was targeting which so happens to also have ran a Unix OS known as IRIX.
Huh, how is that 'dumb'?

Resize a window and drag it to the top will increase total height of screen.

Drag a window to the top and it maximizes.

Drag to left to dock to left side. (repeat for right side)

Drag to top left to dock to top left corner. (repeat for all corners)

Win+Arrow (Up) to full screen.

Win+Arrow (Down) to un-full screen. Down again to minimum.

Win+Shift+Arrow (left/right) to change screen.

Win+Arrow (left/right) to move between docking left/right.

On a mac you cannot even maximum a window properly, and works differently in different apps. Window management is terrible on a mac. The only window management it does right is the way it handles the virtual desktops. Cos that still sucks on Windows.
it really seems like a slippery slope to be fining companies for selling products that are tightly regulated to begin with. next they will apply the can-spam act to billboard and television advertisers, which might not be too far off and equally misapplied.
A good idea in theory, but would you trust the security of the escrow system? It would be a very ripe target for corporate espionage.
A week ago Lyft driver who drove like a maniac. Will he get a saucy exposé too?
mems accel gyro on the sat to detect when an exterior craft docs, rig up some airbags to propel shrapnel / acid / thermite in all directions when it triggers.

Cheap satellite does asymmetrical damage to space plane.
I always set the default page to about:blank as part of the initial configuration in all the browsers I've ever used. Edge is MS's poor clone of Chrome --- it neither appeals to those who actually want Chrome, nor those who want Firefox, nor even those who want IE. Of those I know who don't use Chrome or Firefox (and are not good with computer) but IE, I've heard them refer to Edge as "that weird ugly thing" when they manage to accidentally open it.
Craig Wright Must Forfeit 50% of Bitcoin in Court Case
You could easily spend that on any profession if you want to.

You can get good artists for far cheaper if you want though. He even says so in his posts. He's always praising his contractors and he pays them $25/hr.
I dunno, it's hard to imagine any safe way to drive a car in traffic via cell. I don't see how you could get all-round vision with acceptable resolution, frame rate, and latency. VR might solve the viewing angle, at least, but would greatly magnify the effect of frame rate/latency drops. You don't want your driver getting VR-sick five minutes in.

And that's leaving aside reliability. A 99.9% solid connection is not nearly good enough.
I'm building a math practice site covering topics from simple arithmetic to second order differential equations. The idea is that to get better at (or intuit) math you have to practice. I'm trying to incorporate some Skinner Box techniques to make studying easier. I hope it's helpful and I'd love to hear your feedback: https://studycounts.com
They need info from data brokers for their risk and fraud analysis. Handing over their goods for free can net them a discount.
And natural beef flavors...
Poor me for the results our idiotic laws have produced. I do in fact feel real bad for me.
Seriously. I still run 7 on my desktop/gaming box and… at this rate I’m going to hold onto it until they pry it off my dead cold hands!
> To learn to do better art, I'd need to spend at least 6-12 months. (To think it takes less is insulting to artists.) I just don't have the time to not be writing games.

That's such a strawman. He doesn't need to be a top-tier artist. He just needs to know enough to not suck at art. Diminishing returns means that he could spend much less time than that.
His videos are great.

His whole channel is also on LBRY if you don't like YouTube
https://beta.lbry.tv/@3Blue1Brown
Sounds more like patients stopped asking for it by name and/or patients just switched to the black market entirely.

In my non-US jurisdiction, the big insurers used it as an opportunity to say: "Switch to something that seems less addictive than oxycodone entirely instead of switching them to some other oxycodone"
Agreed on both History of Rome [1] and Revolutions[2]. Also adding on "The History of Byzantium Podcast" by Robin Pierson[3], which continues where Mike left off with The History of Rome into the Eastern Empire.

I'll throw in "The British History Podcast" by Jamie Jeffers[4] as well, which does a really good job of explaining how life is like for the common people of Britain through history, and examining the historical sources he has to work with. Not many other history media to get into the details of the Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy!

1. https://thehistoryofrome.typepad.com/
2. https://www.revolutionspodcast.com/
3. https://thehistoryofbyzantium.com/
4. https://www.thebritishhistorypodcast.com/
From Side Project at Airbnb to Full-Time Founder
If you have a Windows 7 key, it's also a valid Windows 10 key.
Thanks for the indepth information! Very interesting to see what is going on.
You're about to "see the cat" dude.

https://henrygeorgedevon.wordpress.com/2013/02/01/do-you-see...
It's usually labelled processed cheese product, and there's really nothing scary about it. It's cheese (actual, normal cheese) emulsified with some form of milk.

I occasionally make my own (with tastier cheeses than you get in commercial products) for its melting characteristics.
X-15 actually flew in space before the X-20 program. Not orbit, but a plane in space above 100km.

And there were plans to mount a deployable wing thing on Gemini, making it something like a spaceplane.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Gemini#Winged_Gemini

Most kerbal realworld thing ever:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Gemini_paraglider.JPG
“Progressive” Boomers Are Making It Impossible to Fix the Housing Crisis
And once you are hooked on the legal opioids, where to you go once your prescriptions run out? or your insurance? or your job. One does not start out shooting heroin laced with fentynal - one ends up there.

When you are encouraging doctors to prescribe oxycotin like it is tylenol, hiding research about the addictiveness and makeing sure its on the formulary of all insurance companies all the while making huge profits; then maybe there is smidge of responsibility to be shared by the corporations.
I had no idea this was the case. This is awful. Microsoft got so much good will out of those free games and now they choose to nickel and dime people.
In Windows 8, the Store and the not very good WinRT apps launched together. If they had launched with support for Win32 maybe it could have gotten traction. All your favorite desktop apps could be updated in a fell swoop without leaving junk on the system tray, extra updater services, or prompting you. But they assumed that WinRT would be successful and have popular apps, and instead what they got was a store to install mostly a bunch of apps nobody wanted.
>Oh, and said protocol has to be hack-proof so trouble-makers can't start convincing cars that they're in the middle of a construction zone and force them out of their lanes on normal roads.

Why would it be easier for trouble-makers to fool autonomous cars? As a human driver, I'd be fooled by pretty much any road marking or guy in an orange vest.
Circuits don't operate at speed of light, though. People like to say this over and over again, but electron mobility through a circuit is only around 2/3s the speed of light, IIRC. They may have very tiny mass, but they still have mass.
The mobile charger comes with the car. With the range and supercharging network few people need to carry the mobile charter.... especially since you can use other networks as well.

So I just use my included Tesla charger in a NEMA 10-30 (the older dryer standard) and get 24 miles of charger per hour. Plenty, it's rare that I drive for 5+ hours a day, even then in 10 hours (food + sleep) I can have another 240 miles or so. If I need more (very rare) I can use the supercharging network, on my longer drives I typically see several superchargers go by.
It uses an oblong orbit to gain a small window where the next orbit cannot be perfectly predicted by an adversary that can only watch half the sky.

You can't gain delta-v by inducing additional drag on the craft.
Prices are not high due to renewables. You'll have to show that this is the case to make that argument.

AFAIK it's a combination of massively overbuilding the networks (due to privatisation and crappy/most likely corrupt energy regulator allowing companies to decide to overbuild while taking huge profits) plus a whole heap of coal and gas stations being quite decrepit and nearing end of life, with associated high costs of maintenance.

Renewable energy isn't really in the picture.

To add to this, a massive battery array was installed in South Australia in conjunction with Tesla which helped even out power distribution capacity in the event of drops in power output caused by coal/gas plants struggling during heatwaves, which otherwise would have caused blackouts.
> Well, hello? If my dog did or reacted to any of those, I would heavily restrict the places I thought it was suitable to take it. It's entirely on the owner if those behaviours result, anyway - presuming the dog doesn't have an advanced illness affecting continence. Once again, it's on the owner or handler to judge appropriately.

> If there is a parent obviously uncomfortable with the large puppy, well I keep the dog away from those folks. It's not compulsory for everyone to like animals or dogs, or to come over and pat it.

That's you. Lots of people I meet (for example in my building's elevator) think it's completely acceptable to keep the dog on a long leash, have it jump strangers and have a laugh about it. Just the other day a neighbor's dog charged at me out of the blue, with its ears pulled back. I saw it when I turned around, the dog surprised me and the owner was just looking at the whole thing. Luckily the dog was leashed. He also thought it was funny, because <quote> "he never does that! You must be nervous or something" and just brushed it off.

You sound responsible. A lot of people with dogs are not. We move with a speed matching the slowest of us. I would like to drive my car really fast. I got my drivers license in a country with standards way higher than the US. My car is well maintained, I never consume drugs or alcohol, never drove tired and never use my cellphone, I am 100% focused on my driving and drove hundreds of thousands of kilometers on three continents. But Jimmy likes to shave in the car on the way to work in the morning and hit a construction crew so now the speed limit is 45 MPH. Get it?
In theory this situation is avoidable under the letter of Chinese property law (the government could decide that your use of property harms public interests and take it from you, though that would be a very extreme interpretation). In practice I imagine banks are just as willing to issue property-backed loans under that system, while the associated corruption and lack of security in own future cause arguably bigger issues in city communities of communist China.

In general the non-use is not very widespread, and partly thanks to 唐樓 architecture there are plenty active small businesses in residential areas (I haven’t seen such abundance while staying in mainland cities). I believe the reason I saw it come up is the existence of active and conscious members of the community who are more invested in its future and sensitive to upcoming issues.
I wonder if it'll ever be upstreamed.
The ISA is virtualized (and much faster) if you have KVM installed and your processor supports VTx extensions.
ElasticSearch: Demystifying the Bool Query
> hydrocodone (which I found to be useless

If you're caucasian, you might be in the 5-10% of people that lack the genes (CYP 2D6 liver enzyme) to metabolize it into something that works well.
Show HN: calcl – A Programmatic Calculator
Fries and Coke are fries and Coke.

But the burger is certainly food according to anyone's definition. Get a quarter pounder with cheese and tell me how that's nutritionally any different from a burger you make at home with standard supermarket ingredients -- ground beef, hamburger bun, american cheese, ketchup, pickles, onions. Yet nobody complains about that at a neighborhood, family or church cookout.
A rebuttal first needs an argument. Can you tell me where I make an argument on the veracity of the data? Of course you can't because I didn't. If it wasn't clear enough, I have no qualms with the data, but I found the form to be classic neo conservative/libertarian -- a bit like your off-kilter zinger.
What’s the advantage of the store version of python over the normal installer?
Headline not proven. He claimed to do an experiment and didn't find any security hole or any real results, but then blathered on about what might have happened. I can read privacy policies and make up scenarios and so can you, but so what?

And more generally, credit cards have been around a long time. Shouldn't there be more evidence by now if anyone is being harmed by sharing data about consumer purchases?
It's hard to compete with pharma marketing as Continuing Education. Yet we pretend that doctors are supposed to be immune to the effects of marketing...
If I were "encouraged to be especially tough", I can promise you that the taxis I ride in would get a much worse score than 47% negative.
Right. What happens when a construction crew accidentally cuts the backhaul fiber for the local cellular tower? Or if the autonomous vehicle failure occurs in a tunnel with no cell service?
I have wondered about this between my 2008 Honda and my 2019 Honda. The 2008, I have had the windshield replaced twice, no sweat, once due to a rock from the road and once due to a hailstone. On the 2019, there is a suite of sensors behind the rearview mirror that (I presume) handle lane detection and object avoidance (emergency braking) duties. I don't know what assumptions those sensors (or the software behind them) might make about the properties of the glass they're looking through, but I wouldn't blindly have the shop on the corner replace the 2019 windshield like I would on my 2008.
There is a lot of decent industrially-produced baguette. Here's an example showing an automated line for forming baguettes from dough: https://youtu.be/qVB5EOAJT1w

Btw I don't know if the comparison with chess is right. Maybe I would think of the cooking arts as any other art, like painting or sculpture - nobody is the "best" at art. Once a certain point is passed in terms of mastery of the technique, at the high end, the kinds of things that set apart different artists tend to be very subjective, and subject to changing tastes. Not to say machines can't do decent art, but perhaps it's a game where it is harder to define the rules...
Margin of error? I don’t think you understand me.

There can’t be a margin of error because there is no dollar value inherent to land (or anything). Margin of error compared to what?

People attribute different values to the same property, which is not reflected in any sort of assessed value.

I’ll explain with a question: If I say a property is worth $30k and you say it’s worth $100k what should the assessed value be?
@wombatpm

The largest meta-study to date found that among long-term opiate pain patients without a prior history of abuse, only 0.19% developed any sort of addiction or abuse.

I do agree with you that many heroin users start with prescription opiates. But the vast majority are not themselves prescribed the drug. Surveys show that they're either getting the drugs from friends or relatives or buying it from the black market.

There's no evidence that doctors are "handing out oxycodone like candy", as demonstrated by the vanishingly small addiction rate among actual pain patients. If a kid raids his grandma's medicine cabinet and steals her pain medicine, how is that an indictment of the doctor or pharmaceutical company?

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18489635
[2] http://sci-hub.tw/https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108...
Because making a substance illegal has worked so well!