skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you want to get even more enjoyment out of this, open your network tab. Hundreds of requests are made.

Also, I was treated to this message after it was finally done:

"This page transmits information using https protocol. Some vendors cannot receive opt-out requests via https protocols so the processing of your opt-out request is incomplete. To complete the opt-out process, please click here to resubmit your preferences."
The new sites with their own implemented loading bars are just super annoying to use. Sometimes they just stall and look stupid. State is bad! Stateless page loads work! Dont use SPAs unless you do something that looks like a desktop app! Please!
Love it although my cyberpunk distopia dreams do not include Arial/Helvetica, not even in the closing credits. :)
I saw a great hackathon project (which ended up winning 20K€) based on this, it was quite an interesting project at the time!
A clear winner for me: 'The Odyssey by Homer"
You can also look at /r/China for your daily dose of "China is the devil"
That's just wow. I really think it is mind blowing and awesome what we achieved with so few resources.
Stripe launches in eight more European countries
A journey through Bolsonaro's Amazon inferno
From a design perspective, I couldn’t be more excited about the Taycan. Teslas leave me cold, especially in the cabin. The Model S is particularly homely and uninspired in that department.

With the Taycan, I feel that Porsche has achieved something magnificent. They’ve proved that cars can be filled with screens and be art also. I don’t think I’ve seen any other cabin integrate digital displays in such a purposeful, elegant way.
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It is more than that. To talk to a stranger in Europe, you need a "reason" (or an excuse), otherwise it's weird.
We (Irish) are very indirect too, but here we mostly avoid direct positivity as well as direct negativity
The way I read the docs though, it sounded like you could generate code from a sequence diagram - generating a diagram from code isn't that new or unique (albeit, still a handy feature!)
To clarify.

A free press writes what it likes and the act of writing a newspaper article of any sort is not an act of 'foreign intervention'. We probably agree on that.

I have a problem with the fairly homogeneous discourse that I observe in the western press about certain subjects that prepare the domestic public opinion for political and armed intervention in other countries. I know that it's happening because I remember the day when I could read a lot more opposing opions in the newspapers of my language.

But preparing the domestic public opinion for intervention is not intervention itself. I am resolutely opposed to the intervention that is desired by the powers that be.
Boiling the Ocean with Markup (2016)
> Some areas even compete/praise themselves on how more direct they are (New Yorkers come to mind).

In the US I frequently cite that I am an east coaster to explain why I don't play the politeness game as in this phrasebook, and people seem to accept that explanation. (Or perhaps they say they accept it but don't give a shit, as some of the phrasebook might suggest.)
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It is an interesting idea. That does mean that Haskell should never get too popular, if it gets popular it won't work very well for testing new ideas any more.
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The European economy is different in many ways, closer to home we’ve seen slashed hours [0] resulting in workers getting less overall take home pay, as well as increased prices.

Not only did it result in the poor making less but the cost of living went up.

[0]: https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/2019/7/13/20690266/seattle...
Thanks for this info. What kind of a broker? Is there a website for audit requirements?

Also, who are the vendors that sell this data?
AI Can Help Students in Online Education
Well yes, but Vitamin D is needed to absorb calcium. So both are needed in adequate quantities. One without the other will be ineffective.
Evidence that we need downvotes on submissions.
A lot of very GUI demanding programs have been written in Allegro CL, including CAD systems, 3d design system, ...

It came very early with a form-based GUI designer.

Allegro CL addresses with their GUI facilities explicitly MS Windows and Unix/Linux environments.
Elon Musk is either trolling (most of the time) or tweeting while upset (e.g. name-calling a British diver -- who initially randomly insulted Musk, telling him to shove his submarine when he was just trying to help), either way you can see some sense behind his actions, even if they're puerile or mistaken.

On the other hand, Jack Ma seemed to very confidently say and dismiss a lot of things without evidence.
I used to agree with you on #1 whole heartedly. It's a point I brought up many many times. But this is an issue that is not as simple as it seems. Because the catch is that employees are different. In particular a single adult working at minimum wage for 40 hours a week is not going to qualify for much in the way of public assistance. However, somebody who has 6 children at home would receive money from the government that would be some multiple of their salary.

From WalMart's perspective any two employees are, more or less, the same. But that's what also leads to headlines like governments subsidizing WalMarts by $x billion. The issue is that WalMart could bring down this subsidy to basically $0 by only hiring employees who aren't having children while working minimum wage jobs (now $11/hour). Of course this is probably not the path you want to go down.

Basically the issue is a lot more complex than the numbers, in isolation, would suggest. And it comes alongside fundamental questions about society, funding, motivations, and more. In particular it's effectively a proxy for 'should employers be required to pay employees who have children more money for the same work'? I've no idea the answer to that question. It's extremely complex and comes with numerous issues. In any case I suspect few people intuitively get from 'WalMart gets $x billion in indirect subsidies' to that question on their own. Certainly took me a number of years!
ok.. the euro zone also has borders.
Ohh you give me too much credit. I'm not much of a designer. That's all the generic

font-family: sans-serif;

lol
The way it's built must reflect the fact that the countries passed through by the belt are receiving help from China. Which of course is a good thing, but that's the first goal, other considerations are secondary. If a country says no to the help, they will wait until it's a yes.
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Fake news concern isn't the right place to focus. News type content is low-volume, has a structured sharing model (i.e. people usually share the articles), is long-form, and requires fairly high precision. This is where humans excel and where automated language models are the weakest.

On the other hand, comments on sites like Facebook/Reddit/4chan are perfect for language model bots. The content is high-volume, semi-anonymous, usually shared without an explicit network, and can be extremely low precision.

So if you had a bot that could get on any discussion network for planning protests for example, and spammed it with destructive and divisive fake comments, it could actually make organizing pretty hard. And while there's some demand on the language model, many comments are just a few sentences long. And the content doesn't need to be very precise, it just needs to be convincing enough to be distracting.

I also think that the worst abusers are likely to be current power-players like Google/Facebook/Chinese Gov rather than small actors.
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My 286 had a Turbo button that made it go extra fast, pretty sure it didn't have any turbocharger inside either.
>borderline verboten in German culture. The typical German will rarely engage in spontaneous conversation

I spent a year in Germany as an exchange student. I still return every few years to visit friends and just because I'm in love with the place. I have so many random conversations with strangers there about all topics. These take place in trains, pubs, parks, etc.

IME, contrasted to America, German "leisure" is more about experiencing and valuing downtime. IME American leisure involves tentatively exchanging anxieties, butt-sniffing to see who's on what side. This may be skewed bc I'm an American who can speak German somewhat well, so I'm a bit of a curiosity over there.

I miss that German mode of relaxation. Of course, there are plenty of people on both sides of the pond whose relaxation involves equipment, gear and challenges. But in Germany, I find people much more comfortable enjoying downtime, doing little to nothing at all, staying open to experiences, wandering and talking to strangers about random topics. IME, they tend to be more confident and less blustering than Americans when asserting themselves. It's as if they aware of the depth of subjective experience and feel safe presenting themselves.

Whereas in the U.S., I feel people entering that mode preface their presentation with implied threats. It gives me the feeling that I can't authentically respond, not with a threat. I'm thinking of biker/right-wing types as well as skittish soccer parents here. They're not open; they're spreading their tribe. It seems to reflect a humble image of one's self and country as part of a bigger whole, whereas in the U.S., the bigger whole is simply one's tribe and its competition with others. This may all be skewed by my own insecurities around strong persona...

Are you German? perhaps you're more aware of internalized social anxieties and pressures than I experience as a visitor there? I've got a more or less Zen mind, but also great curiosity and impulse to communicate, so I probably draw out the social ones. Of course, I do encounter many "grumpy" Germans who don't want to talk, but the same is true in the U.S.
I don’t think you actually mean “raw data about temperature change” because most of the warming is only seen in the processed readings, not the raw data.

Consider the USCRN raw temperature dsta, which comes from the gold standard observation network, with carefully sited locations and the best instruments. It was designed from the start to have reliable observational data needing few, if any, corrections. It has seen very little warming since it went live about 15 years ago. True, it only covers the US, and 15 years isn’t yet long enough to have enough statistical significance for a confident claim of little to no warming, but it is getting close. One can’t simply ignore the data, though. It will soon require an explanation.
Not even going to read the article, but the title itself is already fearmongering, implying that it's dangerous but we don't know just how dangerous. As usual, the answer to any headline with a question is "No".
Not out of the box but I wrote a module[0] that gives you `cd+ 11` (and `dirs -v`).

[0] https://github.com/nickcox/cd-extras#navigate-even-faster
Every SV CxO that hates seeing 220 other Teslas like theirs upon entrance to their parking garage needs this to be redeemed.

Only there will be 220 new Taycan owners to redeem themselves as soon as orders go through and everyone unilaterally upgrades to the most expensive save the planet car like their iphone the same day.

Back to same old dirty stares in the facilities gym.
Me too, the story was building so well and the pieces of the puzzle were being placed down. Then they threw half the pieces away and the game ended! I have read there might be a sequel after their current project, I am hopeful.
With the kind of freelancing you are probably referencing, the deal is that you get a much higher hourly rate with the drawback that you have less long term job security and need to actively manage your engagements, contracts, taxes, etc.

Ride sharing drivers usually get less money than "normal" drivers, to the point where legislators around the world want to protect them.
What it means to be a CEO
"Literally" doesn't mean "figuratively". "Literally" is used figuratively, as a hyperbolic form of emphasizing already-hyperbolic statements. It's not that the word is being misused, it's that it's being used with a deep sense of irony.
It is personal in a sense that it is a personal experience and I am unsatisfied customer because of that. Offline access is pretty fundamental feature and it is utterly broken, when I see that they are going to spend company limited resources on a goal which doesn't benefit me as a customer, of course I am questioning whether their interests are aligned with mine.

FWIW, offline access is even more important in developing countries, yet devs living in Switzerland and clearly having no probem with their 4G coverage are failing to realise that.
I can't find the quote, but reportedly either Hewlett or Packard said: "We have to put ourselves out of business every six months, or somebody else will". People on HN have probably heard something like that before, and readers of autonews probably haven't, so it might be understood differently.
As an American, I wouldn’t blink twice at your response...
If you provided something that cost $100 to produce and there are two easily and legally segregable types of customers, one who will pay the bills in 99.9% of cases and whom you charge $110 and one who pays the bills in 30% of cases, how much would you charge the second type of customer?

(Having said that, I don't think the pathological cost divergences in US healthcare are mostly explained by this)
Not really sure, as it's not my field, but the graphics requirements are not about "drawing" - more about rapidly updating multiple grids of numbers without any lag.
From southern Pennsylvania, in the 90s-00s, I've heard it used for both men and women. If you forced me to subtitute another phrase, I'd probably say "well-built." (Edit: maybe "better-built than the average")

For men, (to me) it means that they're big, strong, and muscular.

For women, (to me) it means that they're whatever kind of woman the speaker prefers.

So, as a kid, Arnold, Sly, and Hulk Hogan were all built like brick shithouses. But so was Cindy Crawford.
You could extend this advice to anything with a CPU and a network connection: TVs, tablets, e-readers, smart watches/fitness trackers, cars, printers, smart home devices etc.
Well aren't there BTC futures on CME?
> and then they ask a German if their butt looks big in these pants, and burst into tears on hearing the answer.

Is there even a correct answer to this kind of question?
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I agree, it looks amazing, but I still do not understand why EV always means many/huge displays and no hardware buttons. Maybe we just have to get used to the future with no buttons and touch screens everywhere
The GUI is an issue for all the non-platform languages..
It took a lot of effort for Java with average results. Python's Qt wrappers seems to be more successful.
I understand their idea, but that is not something to be expected by a ballerina
$20 gift card for a review on Capterra for a DevOps tool
How do you leave a warning that lasts as long as nuclear waste?
I guess we get to role play all those nuclear wasteland games in real life.

Just kidding. Wasn’t there a calc a while back that the concentrations are actually that bad? ie in some cases barely noticable against background radiation
As an American living in Australia this one took me a while. Just substitute “though” for “but” and you’ll have the meaning.

“You don’t look tired.”
“I feel tired but.”

For a long time I just kept waiting for the rest of the sentence. “You feel tired but....but what?”
Climate change triggers earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes (2016)
We had a startup scraping travel info, it was considered borderline but the legal issues were the last of the problems. It was an arms-race at building better bot versus better defences. It was fun, but it gets boring real quick.
I had a similar situation with vrbo. The ac was broken and the host installed a makeshift "ac" system that didn't even cool the room it was in. This was in Vegas with temps way above 100. I didn't stay there and they only refunded me 1/3 the cost. I'm waiting for the chargeback to come through.

Another time in Mexico at the Marriott their "ac" would not go below 73 or so. It was still pretty warm. That time I got fucked.

Another time I stayed at a holiday inn outside DC with temps well into the 90s. The whole floor had the ac turned off. They said they couldn't turn it on. It was late so we suffered for one night but then hotels.com moved us to another hotel (I had silver membership).

Another time I stayed at an airbnb in Amsterdam and the ceiling fan was considered ac. It wasn't that hot so that wasn't a big deal and I didn't mind in that case.

Basically, if you want ac you're taking a big chance staying at an airbnb, vrbo, Marriott, or other hotel. It's a big issue both in and out of the us. There should be regulations. If the temperature can't be regulated to 65 - 68F, sleeping temperatures, then it can't be considered ac. Of course, without regulations it can even if it doesn't actually cool any space down. Scam artists are everywhere.
Plenty of money moves every day, I'm not surprised :-)
As an American... this list is 100% accurate
It's not scaremongering. There are a lot of scientists who already express concerns about 5G.
On Rust it goes beyond that, because borrow checker semantics still aren't productive in typical GUI programming patterns, like self referencial structs from event handlers, leading to Rc<RefCell<>> and clone() calls everywhere.

Not saying that it won't improve, just stating the current state.

Even with reactive UIs as way to get around those callbacks, relm isn't as easy as Fabulous, SwiftUI, Elm, with the caveat that reactive UIs are heavier on the memory allocator.
Also "quite good", which can mean either "good" or "not good", depending on whether the stress falls on "quite" or "good".

And "with the greatest respect", which means "you, sir/madam, are a blithering fool."
If you ever deal with offshore workers in India you very quickly learn to avoid yes/no questions.
and are you there to witness both sides of the story? i will have a wild guess that no.
cf HLH Orion architecture which was micro-programmed for Prolog, as well as LISP as mentioned here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HLH_Orion
Road to Machine Learning Math – Linear Algebra: Inverse Matrices
Everyone knew they immediately that they were going to carpet bomb Afghanistan. Iraq, I don't think there was any connection.
It seems face detection was being used in 2001 as well
Hi Sanjiva,
I'm impressed. Of the product, and that you have that many excellent Java coders in Sri Lanka. Didn't expect that.

Java really needs a safe structurally typed product. What are the major differences to Scala?
There is no meme. There is no disrespect. There is no claim of suicide in that comment.

Both the passengers and the fighter pilots were willing to do whatever it took to prevent the plane being used to kill a lot more people on the ground. The passengers' phone calls in the article suggest they knew they were likely to die whether acting or not, and as it happened they acted before the fighters could intercept. The article includes conversation of the hijackers in the cockpit deciding to take the plane down before the passengers could get control back.
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A semi-secret war? Surely a very mysterious war, at least to me because conventional reasoning does not allow me to understand why western governments encouraged putches that destroyed stable governments (imperfect but far, far superior to the alternative) and subsequently armed 'moderate' groups whose morbid ideology differed little from the ideology that we're all supposed to combat ('...right?').

Unfortunately, our press doesn't ask the hard questions. No one is held accountable for the death and destruction that these policies have created. So western governments go on and try to apply the magic formula again. I believe that they are doing the same in HK.
never too late but late for a lot of companies ruined by Google.
No, I'm American but I've spent a considerable amount of time in Germany specifically and Europe generally. Most people find that Americans are more approachable than Germans. My experience was the same. That's not to say that I prefer one to the other; they are simply different cultures.

Maybe your experience was different, but your whole comment seems to implicitly have a problem with Americans, so I'm dubious as to exactly how neutral your sentiments are.

> This may all be skewed by my own insecurities...

I think you answered your own question there.
I would open my cryptocurrency project, but if there was an idea that would change the whole world)
How do you get to work before 79:30am with a child?
Outboards vs. Inboards
Whats the pro's and con's for outboard and inboards really? Seems like a big trend going more and more for outboards on larger boats, but the inboards gives much cosier layout of the boat. I know what I prefer, but what do you say?
Are they using some GDPR compliance as a service platform? What a strange experience.
There will be a 3rd party service for this once the scraping is legally allowed.
Based on what CIA, NSA and FBI is known for, is USA [1] or [2]?
I won't get into details but after a sudden late collapse of my results at school, I have managed to integrate a CS cursus at university. I spent years moving from a company to another in programming or project management jobs as I was getting bored pretty quickly, until I found my own company. Then recently my son was diagnosed as gifted and while consulting for him suddenly a lot of answers came for some old questions I had about myself
Attacks on our energy companies performed
Sorry for the Swedish, but this is an old blogpost of mine, that recently got up online again - discussing the ongoing threats on our energy companies, not only in Sweden, but also in so many other countries too, such as given examples from the US, Europe, Ukraine etc
https://blog.truesec.com/2018/03/09/attacker-mot-vara-energibolag-pagar/
Is 5G even viable with the expensive infrastructure it requires?
For subscriptions we use https://baremetrics.com/ There is a way to add one-off invoices as well. Slack bot, forecast charts and they keep adding features.
I am staunchly against the screens, but I will concede it still looks excellent. It is a very nice interior. The majority of the exterior is just a modern porsche which is exactly what I think electric cars should be as they enter the market.

The headlights though, look like some kind of light based disease has begun eating away the front of the car. My partner has trypophobia and I would be hesitant to show her that photograph!
I don't think there's enough liquidity for that to work, and buying 50,000 BTC x100 short contracts would already crash the price.
This is not true, check your information
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I have, yeah. I can't blame him. Even compared to a few months ago he looks very tired, and doesn't seem to have the same enthusiasm he once did. I don't know if that's related to the controversies about some of his decisions, but it's certainly a job that one needs a lot of energy for.
Also... Magnesium!
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World’s first ocean-powered data centre to launch in Scotland