skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The whole raison d'etre of the Fairphone is to buck industry trends and the evolution of phones. So I don't think it makes sense to hold them to a standard they are explicitly rejecting.

Why not have a phone for 10 or 20 years, especially if the tech plateaus? I think a fair and good revenue model would be a modest software subscription fee - something like $20-50/year feels right.
>Interviewers are very stupid people

By the tone you write in, my guess is arrogance may have played a role when it didn’t work. But what do I know, I’m an interviewer :)
Immaterial – Immediate Mode UI Library for Material Design UI's
Similar situation to me.

I now pay more for a room in a five person shared house then i paid for a 3 bed house to myself. The only difference is being located closer to London for the better career advancement/salary.
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>CSS

The last thing I want is for someone else to control the appearance of my email...
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The report isn't just about children.
It says it's 50x faster than GPS when it comes to latency but that still is too slow to be used as any sort of controller.
Make sure to join the global climate strike on the 20th and contact your representatives so that action is taken to reduce GHG emissions.
We all know children can't have credit cards, so parents must be lacking responsibility towards their children.
Apple's mail clients use Webkit under it all, basically Safari, that's why the scores are so high. It's actually an interesting story, In the book `Creative Selection`, Webkit and Apple Mail were really Chicken and Egg-like, with the two being developed for each other with the HTML Editing logic in Mail being the basis of all text fields in iPhone.
It's everywhere in Europe, not just Berlin.

Some cities in Portugal have more than doubled the rents in the last 4 years.
Thankfully, today's Internet is definitely not the Internet of the early 2000s I remember – it was highly insecure and infested with virus/worms everywhere. Thanks to efforts like this Internet has gradually evolved to become more secure and more useful for real-world applications.

Both DoH+ESNI will make me more secure and private. Here's why:

Today my home ISP has deployed middle boxes that inspect my traffic to profile my browsing habits and serve me ads. They serve ads by doing click hijacking on plain http websites. yeah, it's nasty and they do it at a huge scale.

Obviously, we have some legislative gaps to address here.

Irrespective of the legal gaps, I can make it more expensive for them to do this by ensuring all of my traffic is fully encrypted (TLS 1.3 or wireguard).

They can still see IPs and do IP reverse lookup and traffic timing analysis etc. But the information leaked this way is far lesser than today and definitely not actionable immediately the way it is today.

Now, w.r.t making some companies more powerful – that is not inherent to DoH. DoH makes it possible for anyone to operate a secure and private resolver and any client is still free to choose who should be their upstream dns resolver. Client auto configuration protocols will evolve to support the ecosystem as more DoH resolvers show up.
Why Startups Shouldn't Be Their Own Customers
> This isn't what actually happens in reality because highly unethical behavior is distasteful to most people and for the most part people don't want to work alongside unethical people.

Yes, and because of that, nothing highly unethical ever happens on the market. No wide-scale environmental destruction, no robbing whole populations of their livelihoods, no murders for control over assets, or just to cut down on safety-related costs. And definitely no exposure of children to gambling.

> Your river analogy has similarly flawed premises that make it hard to even engage with.

Can you name these faulty premises?
No what you really need is federal binding minimum standards for Annual leave (4 weeks ) and Sick pay and minimum wage.

Repeal all the right to work laws and massively reduce the ability of employers to use non compeats (us CA as a model here I think)
I don't really think "just digitized" captures the problem with these boxes.

Imagine a fairly boring interface that has Pokemon cards or football stickers in. Like your hands holding them and trading them and sticking them on things.

Now contrast that to the loot box stuff that has exciting music, flashing lights, A-B tested into oblivion, the money comes from some ethereal 'account' rather than involving an actual exchange, etc.

I think the analogy is more with the flashing exciting slot machines at the pub (which seem to have evolved a ton since I were a small as well...)
The evidence it was all about greed is that Epstein gave Ito's investment funds $1.6 million, more than TWICE the amount of money than the chump change Epstein gave to Media Lab in exchange for highly discounted reputation and a cast of academic celebrities to parade at his parties.

Epstein bribed Ito with more than 200% commission to make the other cash-for-reputation deal, which they both knew they must covered up at all cost, because Media Lab would pay with its reputation when discovered.
Hong Kong Protesters, Without an Anthem to Sing, Create One Online
Hi, People started to look themselves in the LinkedIn index. It is country-based. I updated the article with more examples.
For example:
https://il.linkedin.com/directory/people-a-1/
https://www.linkedin.com/directory/people-a-1/
https://uk.linkedin.com/directory/people-a-1/
https://de.linkedin.com/directory/people-a-1/
https://fr.linkedin.com/directory/people-a-1/
How do you hide a war from your loved one?
> We want automation

But we might just not want it _yet_. There’s a lot of work to be done first to prepare people for being layed off, reskilled, or retired en masse.
The politicians report covers gambling-like mechanics that don't involve money.

> 69.Many games contain features that are highly similar to conventional gambling products, without gambling being the primary aim of the game. However, there are concerns that being exposed to such features from a young age might normalise gambling. One parent expressed concern that the game Bricky Farm, which is rated suitable for children, contains a gambling-like feature. He told us:

> > Most worrying for me is a roulette style wheel mini-game whereby differing amounts of gems can be won for further advancement. This is where the game could become addictive to someone with a susceptibility but more than that it is introducing children as young as 4 to the ‘thrill’ of gambling.133
Microsoft's history has shown time after time that both internal conflict and external enterprise clients' requests lead to random developers adding bits and pieces of non-standard features. This applies not only to Outlook but their other products (incl. Windows). It is goddam' Wild West out there and they clearly give no crap about how the standards outside of their universe evolve.

Sorry Microsoft, but the PC world is not Windows-only anymore.
Burning gas in cities has many externalities that are not priced in sufficiently even with the current taxes. Taxes should be raised, not lowered.
There's not "billions of people in China", there's about 1 billion and 400 million. That's a minor nitpick compared to my other points though.

China exports worldwide, see these examples:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_largest_trading_pa...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Brazil

It's not just the US buying from them. Everyone's buying Chinese goods and services.

More than that, the US didn't raise anyone in China out of poverty. Like it didn't raise South Koreans or Iraqis or Aghans or Germans, etc.

The Chinese raised China out of poverty. Nobody's buying Chinese goods out of the goodness of their hearts, they're buying it because they're cost effective. They're buying them quite rationally.

The only thing the US did was allow them to trade, which we go by American values, should be a sort of universal human right. Now that the US is getting the short end of the stick, should we suddenly become hypocrites and say that China's abusing the system the US used and abused for so long? :-)
I also didn't get it. What exactly is this PC they are talking about?
Celsius turned its crypto ICO into a billion dollar business
It's definitely sensitive information --- useful for attackers to find out the structure of the LAN.
How quickly is Swift progressing for Deep Learning?

In this podcast, Jeremy Howard (https://www.fast.ai/ ) also sounded excited about Swift:

https://lexfridman.com/jeremy-howard/
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Then you end up with a situation like France where incompetent employees are hard to fire. No thanks. If I can hire you at will, I can fire you at will. Anything less than that crosses into weird entitlement areas.
Automated burger assembly machine operator.
> Where does the money come from

The report isn't just about the money being spent. It's also about introducing gambling mechanics to children at a young age.

> acknowledge the distinction between licensed online gambling, social casino-style games that “have the look and feel of traditional gambling” but may not be licensed as such, and games containing features akin to gambling as one aspect of the overall product or game experience rather than the predominant quality.132 Our inquiry has focused on the latter, although the other two are both important issues that merit further consideration.

> 69.Many games contain features that are highly similar to conventional gambling products, without gambling being the primary aim of the game. However, there are concerns that being exposed to such features from a young age might normalise gambling. One parent expressed concern that the game Bricky Farm, which is rated suitable for children, contains a gambling-like feature. He told us:

> > Most worrying for me is a roulette style wheel mini-game whereby differing amounts of gems can be won for further advancement. This is where the game could become addictive to someone with a susceptibility but more than that it is introducing children as young as 4 to the ‘thrill’ of gambling.133

> 70.The parent’s concern is supported by Dr David Zendle’s acknowledgment “that a really good predictor of problem gambling is the social acceptance and availability” of it.134 Indeed, the Gambling Commission told us that the Advisory Board for Safer Gambling expressed concerns in response to the Online Harms White Paper about the associations between “gambling lite behaviours and children’s behaviours”.135 Furthermore, Brad Enright from the Gambling Commission told us that even when games do not meet the regulatory threshold for gambling, but contain gambling-like features, the regulator does:

> > not think the current age ratings are in line with public expectation, so that should not be available for four-plus or even 12-plus.136
No they won't, unless the storage issue is solved.

(A comment someone else made and it got greyed out by the "we hate your poopy face!" crowd.)

And even if it IS solved. After outside wind and solar infrastructure is destroyed by the next continent wide Winter superstorm, how would having a few hours (or days) of storage help?
You could argue about many things bundled with systemd, but since containers are just souped-up processes, this is actually an use case that make sense for an init system.
I actually switched my whole family to a private Matrix server after the Hangouts retirement announcement. It's got some rough edges (especially identity management) but it works well enough overall and it was the best option of all the chat apps I looked at.
The Theoretical Urn
Your information is correct in general, but there are many exceptions that prove the grandparent correct. My apartment was built in the last 10 years (i.e., after 1970), rents for close to $4k, and IS rent stabilized. See information here:

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/rentguidelinesboard/resources/rent...

Specifically:

"Also, some newly constructed buildings may be stabilized due to a 421-a or J-51 tax exemption even if the rent is $2,000 or more."

A program that a significant number of developers have taken advantage of.
Show HN: Create your web library for your works or personal development
You might find the approach I used to implement neural networks in spaCy interesting, if you haven't seen it: https://github.com/explosion/thinc/

Basically it's all functional programming. Python is actually not a great language for this, I'm sure it would be better in a typed functional language.
Thanks, looks like a great solution.
It was called operation "Enduring Freedom" , should have called it "Enduring Failure" instead.
What do you do as a browser vendor when the OS fails to provide you meaningful security and privacy?

Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Work within the environment you're given.

Basically every device on the planet is right now configured to blindly accept whatever DNS server is handed to it by DHCP and there is really no movement on changing that.

...and that's just fine, because I trust my LAN more than some third party in another country.
I know that the definitions of these kinds of buzzwords can be fuzzy sometimes, but I have never heard a definition of serverless that would include Fargate.

Here is what Cloudflare uses to describe serverless:

> Serverless computing is a method of providing backend services on an as-used basis. Servers are still used, but a company that gets backend services from a serverless vendor is charged based on usage, not a fixed amount of bandwidth or number of servers.

With Fargate you still get charged for your running instances your containers are running on. Even if the containers themselves are idle. This is a container service and not a serverless architecture.
I have 4 different BayTrails (manufacturers/etc) running in my apartment. There is zero issue with them in Linux but they have a funky requirement:

- they must be booted into legacy i.e. on EFI mode. EFI mode boot does not work reliably.

- the boot disk must have MBR and not GPT disk label.
I would suggest using partition-all, not partition (in Clojure), unless you are sure that the number of items is an integer multiple of the partition size. Otherwise you are in for a surprise as some of your items will end up unprocessed.
It probably is, but the BBC being the BBC they won't risk linking a known harmful agent (cinnabar is mercury afterall) to traditional medicine, lest someone go powder some cinnabar, suspend it in mineral oil and sell it as a cure-all
Firecrackers are fixing that.

https://firecracker-microvm.github.io
This is already a few years old, but pretty informative:

https://hardware.slashdot.org/story/12/04/11/0435231/mit-fus...
Title / Article should be "Stop Badly-implemented Infinite Scrolling". As many commenters have pointed out, some of these "reasons" are due to poor implementation.
Not necessarily connected but worth noting: There’s a sharp rise in dengue fever cases in Brazil this year.

https://www.ft.com/content/e5606a2c-9c0a-11e9-9c06-a4640c9fe...
That would just be a large subsidy for anyone that drives a lot.
You'd be surprised. Big Java enterprise apps deployed to Tomcat or God-forbid! IBM/Oracle app servers can take 2-3-5 minutes just to be fully operational. I've had deployment health checkers timeout after 2 minutes because the servers just wouldn't be up. It seems insane, but that's how life looks for thousands of developers.
Talk with your company’s option plan administrator and then talk with a CPA - before exercising or taking any other action.

This is not advice, nor a substitute for doing those things.

> But what if there isn't any liquidity for the stock?

As part of maintaining an options plan, the company will usually obtain a professional valuation about every year. Google for “409a valuation” for more. https://gusto.com/blog/hiring/introduction-to-employee-equit... is also a decent start.

> Can I defer the tax penalty until I realize gains somehow?

The tax implications at exercise and at sale depend on the type of option, but where there’s tax due, no, there’s no way to defer it.

This problem is why more thoughtful private companies (most notably, Pinterest) now let employees exercise options for years after they leave: https://zachholman.com/posts/fuck-your-90-day-exercise-windo...
If the company goes belly up that can be a good point for you. You left "Because it was becoming clear the company could not survive." Don't put all the blame on the managers, put a lot of blame on their competitors and customers. If the company is alive but on the ropes, the same tactic can be used.
IBM to Unite Cloud Foundry and Red Hat OpenShift
What a ridiculous assertion, it’s impossible to learn fundamentals in 9 months??

2000 hours is a LONG time to do something, you will certainly have a grasp of the fundamentals after 2000 hours. Will you be a master? No, but did you stop learning when you got your first engineering job?

Hell, most traditional CS degrees (at least their core credit requirements) can be completed within 9 months if you crunch
And to this day you can measure in creased mercury levels out side his tomb - there where rivers of mercury in side it according the legend
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Internet speed test and WiFi publicly shared reports
It is perfectly moral to bring children into a shitty world
Devs can't mess with it anymore, you mean? There's a myriad alternatives to ls, grep, etc. Dunno about alternatives to yes, maybe there's a si/oui/da out there? :)

Sometimes the alternatives are considered superior to the originals (ripgrep) but the originals are just fossilized in place. In 2019 I don't even think we'd be able to have less as the pager instead of more, because we're so conservative about universals defaults, it's sad.
> The fact alone that they can have two messaging/dispatch apps open at once, on two phones, makes me question, which company do you think the driver works for? Both simultaneously?

I'm not saying you are guilty of this, but I think many of us with full-time, salaried jobs tend to not be able to grasp that yes, you can be an employee of multiple companies simultaneously.

You can't necessarily be paid by more than one employer for the same unit of time -- but that's not what's happening here.

If a driver who is an employee of both platforms accepts a Lyft ride, they are working as an employee for that one company for the duration of the ride. If they then accept an Uber ride, they are working as an employee for that one company for the duration of the ride.

Keep in mind there's no minimum amount of time you have to work to be considered working as an employee. Even if you're clocking in for just 5 minutes, you're still a working employee for those 5 minutes and should get paid for those 5 minutes.

The only difference between this type of employment relationship and traditional employment relationships is that at least in theory, the drivers can set their own working hours. Although the degree to which Uber and Lyft exert influence over drivers' working hours makes me wonder just how freely chosen they are.

But even if Uber, Lyft, and the like are able to argue that drivers can freely chose their working hours, that's NOT the only criterion necessary to be considered contractors. It is possible to be able to freely chose your own working hours yet still be classified properly as an employee, provided other factors point toward an employment relationship.
If you don't mind Docker, I success this ansible playbook: https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy

Great documentation and sane defaults. I have only 6 lines of custom config.
While I don't know that much about deep learning, last year I had a student who did, and he implemented a deep learning library in Futhark, a parallel functional language. Performance was decent on the small networks we ended up with, but I'm skeptical about the ability of functional languages to compete directly with specialised languages like TensorFlow (although I find TensorFlows Python API to be bad). In particular, the assertion in TFA that implementing multicore parallelism in Haskell is "easy" is a gross oversimplification. It is by no means easy to implement deep learning directly in Haskell (or most other functional languages) with any kind of acceptable performance, and parallel computation in Haskell is in general a tricky subject (easy to get right, very hard to make it run fast).

In practice, people do who machine learning with Haskell seem to treat it more of an instrumentation language, for putting together building blocks written in other languages, kind of like Python is for TensorFlow.

code: https://github.com/HnimNart/deeplearning

paper: https://futhark-lang.org/publications/fhpnc19.pdf
Also, we are NOT asking people to submit their code - we are coding our streaming engine ourselves https://github.com/nanosai/stream-ops-java! Instead we are asking people to share their benchmarks with us and use case etc.
SlickStack
Your ISP is subject to the same FISA warrant threat.

If it's one of the large monopoly providers, it's as much a one-stop-shop as Cloudfront is.
Improving the compile time of a Rust crate
Latest I've read "Today, around five million people read Hacker News each month, and it’s grown more difficult to moderate" https://www.newyorker.com/news/letter-from-silicon-valley/th...
With rent if the increase is above what the market accepts, units will stay empty. That limits price increases to what the market will accept.
What's the link between pilot.net and dotCloud? Did dotCloud use the billing system from pilot.net?
Yes! Tech employees are responsible for keeping some of the biggest engines of the economy running. You have influence, especially if you band together with your colleagues.
Advises on building community/network/discussion club
wish to start an invite-only community to discuss and investigate together the origins of mainstream ideas - apply critical thinking, use external materials, like an inteview or a movie etc.

anybody tried or seen anything similar? any advices/references on articles, reports anything helpful

thnx in adv
Preventing GPS spoofing is hard, but you can at least detect it
I mean yeah, you can split a lot of hairs there. But even so, even if you assume the RPi 4 can be optimized to be 20% faster than the Atom across the board, it's still the same ballpark. In that ballpark mainstream amd64 support is a big advantage.
Sounds like California has figured out a way to encourage businesses to implement automation ASAP.
You know that Chrome is also planning a similar switch?

https://www.silicon.co.uk/workspace/browser/google-chrome-do...