skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> While in reality the prices are way higher than the ready reckoner prices (generally 5 to 10 times)

Sub-registrars often refuse to value the property at the ready reckoner price. I've seen transactions where the registered value was more than 60% of the actual value, though this is in an urban area.
I'm sorry but he doesn't have a majority even with the DUP. It is an easily provable fact.
I have it, and it does exactly this. A tiny box taped to the leg of the table supporting the router.

Haven’t seen ads in a year and am at this point forgetting what people are so upset about ;)

Need to disable it when testing some google analytics settings or working on Pardot forms.
It would be awesome if you could provide an online demo!

Also, you should check out the JS formatting guide (I can recommend you prettier).
Your code looks like being written by an C# developer :D
MySQL expects rows to be fairly small, which leads to decisions about how the system handles loading data. You can put larger blobs in, but it may have adverse performance implications.
You have the right to be forgotten by Google – but only in Europe
Neither does the Supreme Court[1]. Prorogation is different in that it is not a proceeding of Parliament, but imposed upon them by the usage of the prerogative powers.

[1] It is forbidden from doing so by the Bill of Rights 1688: That the Freedome of Speech and Debates or Proceedings in Parlyament ought not to be impeached or questioned in any Court or Place out of Parlyament.
I used to live in a building where Comcast payed for the ethernet wiring in the walls throughout the entire building when it was built. Needlesstosay, they were the only ISP option for all residents who lived there. With newer wireless ISPs, there may be some hope for situations like that and maybe for you.
You're right except for when the exam is in numerical methods :)
Just having the SSN, name, address of the consumer, etc. shouldn't be enough to prove the lender entered into a contact with the consumer.

What should be enough? What documentation should banks have to collect before opening, say, a credit card with a $1000 limit for a customer?
While in the military I got the distinct pleasure of driving a soldier with a dislocated shoulder to the local hospital. The soldier in great pain was cursing the entire trip. After a short visit to the hospital, I drove the soldier back untreated. The hospital refused to treat him because he was so vulgar.

My point being. Yes there are limits to what emergency response should put up with.
It's perfectly cromulent to hyphenate words this way. Doing so causes them to become adjectives. For instance, you would say "fast-paced agenda," not "fast paced agenda," or "fast, paced agenda." The latter two have a different—and in this example, weird—meaning.

In this case, I think it's a poor style choice, because there are two verbs and an adjective being combined, but there's nothing 'incorrect' about doing so. It might be clearer to say "users who think they are technical," but fixing the mixed pluralization and incorrect use of "their" would go a long way on their own.
The companies typically pay the doctors, donate to the politicians and buy ads in the news media for friendly reporting. "Who is to blame" is not that hard to figure out, the more subtle question is whether those who took the money and provided the services are complicit or whether they were totally bamboozled and just didn't do their jobs well.
I think it’s more to do with there being established routes and nexuses, much fewer people than today and they probably didn’t feel the need to go off-piste.
I don't appreciate English words being used as a standard. How many people around the world do not speak English as their native tongue? It is just another form Western digital imperialism. I'm getting behind Plus Codes (https://plus.codes/) instead.
> not worth welcoming diversity in tech.

It doesn’t even suggest that. It just suggests that, no matter how many initiatives you put into place, you’re never going to be able to achieve demographic “purity”.
Depending on your country, him paying out of pocket for business expenses does not necessarily mean he privately owns the product of those expenses. I would guess that in most countries, if he made it clear that this was for the company, and let you work on that code, i.e. "donated" the product of the expenses, then he is simply owed the amount by the company. He borrowed money to his company, in short. A court would easily see through that argument.

Now, that is but a tiny legal detail -- I think the other comments on interpersonal relationships are much more important. He can screw you if he really wants to, and so can you.
We experienced an issue with a validating webhook controller configured to validate (way) more than needed - I wrote it up here: https://blog.jetstack.io/blog/gke-webhook-outage. It's on https://k8s.af - a great place for k8s related postmortems.
Well, the type of company we have isn't suited for startups or companies with a similar structure, so there's nothing he can do about the equity without my agreement.

Thanks!
I think the concept you're missing is called a "gift economy". It's actually more fundamental to humans than the market economy, it underpins society, and it lets the market economy exist in the first place.

> when I can pay for it and get better results

That's called "commissioning a work of art". Or, iterated, can be turned into patronage. Unlike advertising, this is a honest and correct way of rewarding creation of art using market means.
This doesn't look as interesting as described in the article. It looks like it's just reading muscle electrical signals, and that movement is required to make it work. I mean, isn't that just a Power Glove?
Why would you vote in an explicitly non-binding “advisory” referendum and think that this somehow mandated the government to act? Particularly when the win margin was a couple of percent.
One more reason to push the jurisdiction we each live in to move towards similar rights.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_rights_and_legal_right...
Russians Hack FBI Comms System
I'm curious. Did you look into Googles AppEngine? It seems to have a lot of the benefits that Heroku offers, but is much cheaper.

Granted that it does impose some limitations, and therefore isn't right for all apps. But it does seem like it would work for a large percentage of web apps and REST api's.
Compare this with the current revenues that are being brought in.

Admittedly, I haven't looked at more recent figures, but as of 2014, the highest revenue podcasts on Itunes were bringing in about 3-10 cents per listener[0]. The average podcast probably makes a lot less per user/per ad.

To people who are saying, "I wouldn't pay a dollar for each episode of a podcast": would you pay a dime? That would put your 'value' as a listener on par with some of the highest podcasting CPMs I can find online. If your CPM is less than $100, and I offer you 10 cents for an ad-free episode, it seems like it makes a lot of economic sense to take me up on that offer.

Of course, the economics probably don't work out perfectly at scale, because fewer people would be just picking up new podcasts randomly, so listening numbers would probably drop. But would they drop by 90%?

A $1 per podcast download price would be the equivalent of a $1000 CPM, which is... insane. I can't find anything online that indicates anyone is making that.

[0]: https://www.celebritynetworth.com/articles/celebrity/popular...
Also, from C# dev to C# dev, you definitely should check out TypeScript.
Checks like this:

if (parent !== null && !(parent instanceof Entity))
{
throw new TypeError('parent must be an Entity instance or null');
}

will be as short as

constructor(parent: Entity | null, ...)

... and entirely checked during compile/design time.
He's defended based on rational merit and sense of justice.
The end result will be a more expensive taxi-like system that will end up being inefficient within a decade or less.

yay progress?
I'm really looking forward to more belt driven bicycles with internal gearing like the Priority 600 and Continuum Onyx. I'm tired of delicate bicycles that I have to fiddle with CONSTANTLY to keep them running.
I think you want something like this instead:
https://www.hongkiat.com/blog/read-reddit-deleted-comments/

There are services that track deleted comments.
Too bad. I was hoping the EU would use its economic might to apply pressure against surveillance capitalism. Sometimes when our host nations fail us our best option is to hope for global pressure.
Minor note: you can have multiple ingress resources for the same hostname. This way you can route some paths to some services in a namespace and other paths to other namespaces.

(Yes, it's confusing. Yes, it can be dangerous)
1) not going to happen. In my case, I wanted a job that only existed here. I can either pass on it, or accept it.

2) this is not true. Rent control does not apply to new buildings (unfortunately)

3) 100k in 20 years is NOTHING. The population of SF is still relatively small. And this is exactly my point, they can build more housing, they just don’t want to.
> The US only accounts for 12% of the total carbon output into the atmosphere.

Should we take population into account? The US only accounts for ~4% of the world's population. so I wouldn't say "only".
Fecal matters: habitus, embodiments, and deviance
I think I have done a poor job of communicating, and I'm sorry for it.
Sadhguru gets very cheap land in prime areas from the government.

Also this stuff

https://www.altnews.in/scientific-research-ascertains-mercur...
>> We cannot exactly determine in advance if a project is going to be a waste.

Really ? Please stop the doublespeak.

Purchasing weapons, social schemes (read subsidies/guaranteed income), mega infrastructure projects are all wasteful.

Borrowed money when not invested in revenue generation is an extra tax on future generations.
'Bees, not refugees': the environmentalist roots of anti-immigrant bigotry
But both of these sites show that:

1) Extraordinary value can indeed be created for free, simply because people want to contribute something. You'll note that all the money pays for in both cases is hosting.

2) Both sites can exist without involving the advertising industry and all its corruption.
Fair point. I think Fred meant the comment more for the founder mentality of not giving up etc. Given that a lot of his readership is founder/investors vs. typical startup employees, maybe that's OK?

And while tone deaf to a newly unemployed engineer, I'll risk downvotes to say that perhaps it's not a bad attitude for them to take either. Yes, this is really shitty and the immediate outlook doesn't look great, but go on attack, don't sit around / wallow, go make something happen! etc.
mickeyM: Please read and learn from the story how Paul Allen departed from Microsoft. From Wikipedia [1]: "In 1983, Gates tried to buy Allen out at $5 per share but Allen refused and left the company with his shares intact." So you can leave and retain your shares. If Jim continues developing existing app under a new company, he effectively steals the code you co-own... Remember that you also invested your work into this app (sketches & app flow)...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Allen#Microsoft
Just had my daughter a month back :) I don't think you can prepare much..lol. As @lastofus said, each kid is different so what worked for someone else, may not work for you.

Follow the KISS principle! Don't get too many things. The only thing to be mentally prepared for is for the unpredictable timings of the baby. They will sleep and wake up at odd hours and many times they will cry for no reason which can be stressful. Other than that, diaper change and all is pretty easy after the first few days.

Here are a few things I think many books/doctors fail to mention:

- Breastfeeding: People swear by it but many times the mother will not be able to produce enough milk initially or baby won't latch correctly. Be prepared to feed formula to the baby and order it before delivery. Try to get a good organic one from Europe: Holle, Hipp, Bimbosan, etc. Enfamil and Similac are not that good. You can read about it online.

- Make sure the baby bottles you order are compatible with the breast pump and the nipples are wide neck ones similar to breast. It's damn confusing and they don't make it easier for you! Don't get too many bottles also. Having 4-5 is more than enough.

- Learn to swaddle :) Practicing on dolls is pretty much useless.

- Learn how to massage your baby. It's the best thing and they will doze off for hours after it. I do it every alternate day.

- Read about flat head and get a pillow from the start if you are worried about it.

Other than that, enjoy your time with them! They do grow up fast and time will fly! :)

Congrats and gluck!
The rural Republican base are just the pawns used to build a voting block that can win elections. The party doesn't actually serve them. That's why it makes so many appeals to them on election cycles and then always turns around and only favors policies that benefit wealthy business owners.
For bumpy roads, you can always stand on the pedals on an upright bicycle and use your legs as shock absorbers. You can't really do that on a recumbent.

But the general consumer most likely doesn't want to spend too much money on a bicycle and recumbents tend to be a bit more expensive compared to uprights.
Is there a way to design the flag mechanism so that quality articles do not die even though they are polarizing?
Mathematical Mondegreens
"One thing to consider though is becoming a dns resolver for any random thing on the net. What I did for this was create a bash script that adds the visiting ip to iptables whitelist. Created an impossible-to-guess php page (pi admin uses php so it’s already installed and ready to go) which takes the REMOTE_ADDR and passes it to the bash script to add to iptables."

I hesitate to mention this, as it causes heads to explode, but the problem you're describing is nicely solved with port-knocking. Might be easier than setting up the php page, etc. ...
Petabytes on a Budget: 10 Years and Counting
same reason why people with emails organized on places like meetup.com back in the day. A central location for information is ideal for gatherings.
Remember, this was a low power computer with limited memory, for children, and getting it into the hands of those children as soon as possible was paramount. So, naturally, the user interface had to be alien and written completely from scratch in Python. Existing user interface paradigms were obviously a non-starter. Time-tested ways of doing things were not applicable. Children are not going to understand concepts such as background tasks and multiple windows. Have you ever seen a child try to use a real computer? They just don't get it. Everyone knows this.
It's because of another human trait: paranoia.

And between the Dem/trump back-and-forth, racial paranoia is strong in America.

The hidden motive is "what if ImageNet is used to (approve loans|decide parole|pre-populate killer police drone biases)!", but the way this is done damning any emerging tech that is less that perfect.

If I heard loaded handguns where given to toddlers, I'd attack the practice of giving handguns to toddlers - not the existence of toddlers!

That said, between tech hubris, "self-regulation", and the toxic partisan culture war, I'm not sure what could change. A real AI guideline, rather than vague pop-sci-fi document, or tech policing (dictate appropriate usage only)? preferably incubated in a country where nuanced discussion can be had without the flamewars...
Someone who can replicate an original is undoubtedly very skilled. It's reasonable someone would pay well for a faithful replica.
I uploaded my picture, and it was tagged "beard",

Which is fine, I have a beard, But then I read the definition:

> beard: a person who diverts suspicion from someone (especially a woman who accompanies a male homosexual in order to conceal his homosexuality)

:-/
If you email the mods politely, they will remove a post of your own if you request it. I’ve done it. It’s not spelled out in the rules but that’s apparently how you can do it.

I’ve always wondered if they’d cooperate if I asked them to mass-delete all of my posts, in case I ever became a politician.
It's been done in a variety of other Westminster-model countries, using several different models - a lot of former UK colonies moved away from the Queen as head of state on independence. The closest eqivalent in kind is probably Ireland, where the President is also mostly a figurehead who holds reserve powers. Some countries have moved further to systems with an executive President, though.
I imagine this is especially prevalent for editors because they are expected to be the technical ones in a room of high-ego professionals. Every second of their day is them being judged on how super-user they are.
Google doesn’t promote 8.8.x.x lately, so when there were some sites being blocked by Indian ISPs, I saw cloudflare DNS being recommended. Also I believe cloudflare doesn’t implement ban-lists provided by Indian courts. I have noticed sites blocked in google dns, working with cloudflare dns.
totally agree, the biggest benefactors of removing rent control are landlords.
Yes I did. Did you invent a historical "fact" to comment here?
When you enter into a partnership with someone, you usually have a non-compete and/or intellectual property clauses. If none of these exist it probably comes down to negotiation, but IANAL.
I understand. I hope your health issues are resolved now.

The funny thing is that the only way it would make sense for Jim to sell the company in a month is when I leave. Otherwise it doesn't in such time frame.

Yeah, we have a company together that operates the app, but as I've mentioned before it's unclear whether Jim couldn't simply establish a new company and operate the app under it (since the app development itself was paid for by Jim + has a contract about it stating that he's the one requesting the development)
The infrastructure to access workforce data
Some countries define rights on paper and then fight wars to preserve them.

Where there are differences between political bodies, the options are:

* Negotiate to resolve them via treaties, etc.
* Coerce via other means - usually loops back to the first bullet once sufficient force has been applied
Important to note is that Johnson had maintained that the prorogation had "nothing to do with Brexit", and this fact is central to whether he acted improperly (which is a separate issue to whether the suspension itself was lawful, and one the courts have thus far declined to comment on).

As of today, Johnson is claiming that a Brexit deal is "not made much easier by this kind of stuff in parliament, or in the courts". So he appears to have twigged that no one is buying his explanation, and is edging towards making it all about Brexit again to salvage the narrative. But I wonder what the legal implications would be if Johnson let slip that he had deliberately mislead the Queen.
With all due respect that doesn't really seem like enough exposure to understand how she is handling the fame.
That’s a very reasonable viewpoint, thanks. I hadn’t looked at it that way.
Sorry for my ignorance, but how could I load these into Pi-Hole?
Also by the same guy and mentioned in the blog post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19728132 "I Sell Onions on the Internet"
Also many have triggers around tone of voice or curse words. So in some cases triggered ptsd( trauma related pattern) and not really a choice available to take it personally or not.

I recommend nonviolent communication, the book and the practice. Teaches the ability to “translate” highly charged conversations into basic human needs and feelings.
I know. I'm saying it may sound like that to some people causing a knee jerk reaction of denial.
> (AST based) metaprogramming allows it to be higher level than even Python.

I'm skeptical of this claim. Python's ast tools let you do just about anything you'd want to, and just about anything you'd never want to do as well.
I set up a pi hole a few months ago. I'm not sure why I waited so long to do so. It's been great to be honest. Now and then someone in my family has a broken web app and I have to whitelist a few things. Confused my wife once or twice, but that's about the only downside. Now she knows to check with me if she doesn't get the expected result.
Acute to Chronic Pain Signatures Program (A2CPS)
Rents in France are actually fairly reasonable due to rent control. Prices to buy are high and it doesn’t really make real estate an attractive investment.
But Jim only owns 60% of the app. OP owns the rest. It doesn't matter if Jim put in $10m if the agreement is that they own the app 60/40.

Anyway, to echo other people: This is why you use clear contracts and try to deviate from the norm on these things only when you have to. Because otherwise disagreements become complex and expensive to resolve.
Nope, Jim can only sell his equity (60%) - in other words, he has no right to sell my equity without my agreement
No, they are faced with the same choice I was - spend it, or invest the money in a bond, or invest it somewhere else.

In particular, people in aggregate can decide to invest less money in Treasury bonds. This has in fact been happening - there have been Treasury auctions that have "failed", which in practice means that dealers buy the remaining bonds. But they can't do that forever, because the dealers don't have infinite money.

And even the static picture that you present isn't enough, because the government is running a deficit, and therefore needs more money to come into Treasury bonds. The same amount isn't enough. Even the same amount plus the interest earned isn't enough.
Cultural acceptance / expectations account for a lot of behaviors. I played soccer & baseball as a boy because that was what was expected of me, not because I have some natural inclination to do so.
Sorry, I never saw such ads in my life before. That garbage, however...
As a note, that site is out of date for Punjab, in 2017 they combined a lot of taxes under stamp duty (not relevant to me obviously)
Does Pi-Hole know when a request is third-party or first-party? IMHO only browser knows that.
India, Pakistan, Kashmir: Taking the war option off the table
I usually spell it borscht, do they do it differently in the UK?
As noted in the ruling, they are prohibited from ruling on exclusively Parliamentary matters, both by the Bill of Rights 1688 (Parliament of England and Wales):

> That the Freedome of Speech and Debates or Proceedings in Parlyament ought not to be impeached or questioned in any Court or Place out of Parlyament.

And Claim of Right 1689 (Parliament of Scotland):

> That for redress of all greivances and for the amending strenthneing and preserveing of the lawes Parliaments ought to be frequently called and allowed to sit and the freedom of speech and debate secured to the members.

Whilst the Court determines the scope of Parliamentary privilege (i.e. determining what constitutes a proceeding of Parliament), there is a very clear reason they would not extend their purview to Parliamentary matters, and clearly they have no power to overrule Acts of Parliament.
"But is it web scale?"
I was a developer at a blockchain company based out of Seattle Washington. We did an ICO (still unsure if it was legal), we built cool shit, I left for a better job offer, learned a lot about blockchain development, dapp architecture, solidity coding, erc token standards, and the legal spaghetti that crypto companies inevitably find themselves in if they are based in the U.S.
They're not really in dispute right now, but they will be a massive, massive flashpoint following Brexit.

The nationalists will treat it as a symbol, and there will likley be violence associated with any border checks.

If we can keep these away from the border, it would be better, but not sure how you prevent smuggling in that kind of environment.
None if the podcasts I listen to have ads. I listen to about 15 distinct podcasts. There’s clearly a market.