skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's what you would do, you weren't there though, they were. Confronting a system whose implementation details were not well known, already two potential memory item checklists into the flight to the ground.

It's easy now to point the finger and say "Airmanship" when you know the innards of the damn thing. They had one airworthyness directive, and maybe a grand total of five paragraphs in the entire manual, plus a memory item checklist that didn't accurately reflect the detail of an MCAS failure. An MCAS failure is not continuous uncommanded trim. It's discrete pulses,

I appreciate the detail and effort, and you certainly speak as an experienced member of the industry; but pushing this off to the pilot's when there is so much that had to happen before the plane left the factory for them to be in that position is a bit much.

There is whistleblower testimony that the decision to not implement a multi-sensor MCAS was intentional to avoid the financial consequences of having to have pilots put in simulator time.

You can't sit here and say the pilots weren't good enough when the manufacturer went out of their way to make sure they could skulk a plane by regulators with the least amount of training humanly possible, safety be damned. To do so is not just mad, it's unconscionable. It's the very thing of insanity. A Catch-22 if I've ever heard one.
Yes, it does affect us, but let's not forget that FOSTA/SESTA, as well as the general stigma around sex work puts sex workers at real risk of violence and death.

Even "progressive" companies like Cloudflare kicked us off with ZERO warning after Switter (a social platform for sex workers) was covered in the press (https://www.theverge.com/2018/4/19/17256370/switter-cloudfla...), but neo-Nazi platforms were were given detailed blog posts on why they were kicked off (https://blog.cloudflare.com/why-we-terminated-daily-stormer/ & https://blog.cloudflare.com/terminating-service-for-8chan/), and only after massive pressure from the community after people DIED. But a website where the goal is to increase safety for sex workers? Gone without warning.

It's bullshit like this that further strengthens our resolve to ensure that we (Assembly Four) continue to exist so we can continue to use our privilege to assist one of the most stigmatised groups in the world.

For more background on FOSTA/SESTA, why we started Assembly Four and Switter, see my article on Medium: https://medium.com/assembly-four/my-six-week-rollercoaster-r...
All of Amazon’s New Products, Ranked by Creepiness
It's the case that the clueless geek's bad behavior in this instance happened to intersect with the Epstein affair via Marvin Minsky.

I know people like to imagine "SJWs" have arbitrary power to ruin mens' lives on a whim, but no... there was already plenty of smoking kindling around RMS when he decided to light the match on himself.
>"This really splits the wheat from the chaff and pure talkers and "team players" who didn't actually contribute anything to their teams' success stand there naked."

I would argue that your style and attitude would make quality candidates question why they would want to work for someone who views interviews as a full contact sport. Is "ripping people to shreds" part of the culture at Justwatch(your profile states your CEO and Cofounder) then?
Why leave out the Nordic model as an option? It doesn't direct the authorities to harm sex workers. If business suffers as a result, they aren't chained to selling "sex" as a way to make money (and we should providing a UBI system anyway)
My money is on C++ as the winner for "language which supports the most number of these patterns".
Most people believe that vulnerability is a weakness and a disadvantage but this is demonstrably untrue. Showing vulnerability is a way to develop rapport and connection with other people. Here is a great example using Jennifer Lawrence who is particularly good at this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btud-zsdmk4

There are definitely caveats to this. It has to be done a certain way. It works better when you already have some status. And I'd absolutely agree that society lets women express more vulnerability than men. In a hypermasculine environment like a group of socially clueless 20something males at a tech company, you will probably want to show vulnerability less often.

But with the general population and normal people, it's really fine and even good to show some vulnerability, just do it in the right context.
You think it's a bogus article? Look through the reference list here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Fugates
I've found that depends on which generation you're interacting with. Millenials seem far more able to say "I love you" to people that they love outside of their immediate biological family. It's not just the women, either. Men are able to express their feelings to other men in a non-romantic way. Absent is the toxic homophobia that has so colored previous generations.

Hell, their recognition of non-binary genders, preferred pronouns, and a singular 'they' pronoun, speaks volumes as to how much ideas around gender and masculinity has changed. Not that long ago, the idea that a person's gender didn't fit neatly into one of two boxes was unthinkinable.
> Yes, those in the know, realize that they can change the amount that you get charged by going to guest services - but now if you do adjust those fees... the Cruise line has effectively shifted the guilt of shafting these unfortunate and hard working souls on to you.

Do the staff see any difference anyway? It's not like they get any more money than minimum, and the cruise company is probably pocketing that "wage".

Just like that one asshole delivery company that pockets the "tips" you can opt to give on their app.
I understand what you are saying, but I disagree.

Society isn't a machine, it's a cultural-social-economic ecosystem that ebbs and flows according to emotions, beliefs, desires, imaginations, as well as 'facts'.
OK, so you're here to ad hom and mock (in your other post) and then not actually speak to the question asked here (when your plane is climbing, why would you re-enable electric trim, and then not even bother to significantly retrim the plane?)

This is not the behavior I expect from someone whom I'll voluntarily talk to.
Linux/AirDropBot – With reversing hands-out for ELF MIPS stripped binary on “r2”
The goal of the vision fund is to make companies a monopoly by selling below cost (using the vc money), and waiting for the rival companies to flee the market. It does not really care about the specific area.

This strategy will backfire in a fragmented market. I.e. if the competitor hold on.
I just did a Google search for caching checks in my native language. All the top hits were for forum posts on the theme "I just got a check from the US, how do I deposit it?" I suppose I could deposit a check with some hassle. If I really wanted to, I also suspect I could figure out out to write a check. But I really doubt I could find anyone who would accept it. I am also certain there is no way I could deposit it without it being cleared first. The check float thing still boggles my mind.
This is a title that raises an idea: What’s the possibility that Hacker News might ignore limited punctuation to improve titles?
Yes, and what's crazy is that what is socially acceptable (or even 'progressive') today might be totally unacceptable years from now.

Read some of what John Cleese has said. Totally hero-level entertainer back in the day, cutting-edge progressive, today Monty Python has been criticized.

It's probably best to just try to wipe out everything you say from public record. Else years from now someone will take your most kind statements and twist them into something horrible.
Boy Scouts
UBI isn't meant to get anyone very far, it's meant to keep people from starving to death. If you want or need more, you can still work.

Also, plenty of people don't live in large cities.
Norway did the same thing, it has worked very well for their economy so far.
Can we really just outright claim that all sex workers think the same way? Does this work for any other group I want? Or could it be severely infantilizing?

And it's just not true: https://sarahditum.com/2014/02/24/who-do-you-listen-to/
https://cdn.historycollection.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/...

For everyone that just wants to see the image
Is it dangerous?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillary_Rodham_senior_thesis

In 1969, Hillary Rodham wrote a 92-page senior thesis for Wellesley College about community organizer Saul Alinsky entitled "There Is Only the Fight" . . . : An Analysis of the Alinsky Model.

Apparently he is more than a bogeyman to Hillary Clinton.
Voss made a fortune selling Norwegian tap water around the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voss_(water)
No, their net income margin is capped at 20% (well, technically their total administrative expenses are capped at 20%). Their total valuation is mostly a multiple of total net income, which is driven by higher revenue. New upstarts are probably looking to operate at a lower margin anyhow (similar to other growth-oriented companies e.g. Amazon) to achieve higher valuation from revenue growth.

It's quite clear that the insurers are aggressively trying to control costs when you consider that networks on exchanges are extremely narrow and denial rates are actually pretty high - IIRC nearly 1/3 of claims are initially denied for ACA plans.

These companies are also bringing the narrow network model to the small and large group markets too, where utilization review is also quite aggressive and has been for a long time.

It basically works out like textbook oligopolistic competition models where the Nash equilibrium resembles a prisoner's dilemma. For companies to increase "total market size" by allowing costs to balloon would require unusual collusion and there's no evidence of it.
It's also possible that all of your potential users who were using outdated browsers left...
Stealing your own work! Have you no shame!...
Maybe I just had my head in the sand, but I only just discovered this whole social media "findom" subculture last week. Apparently there are "master/dom" type people who have social media profiles where they "dominate" followers by asking them to send them money through Square Cash/PayPal/Venmo to pay for things. They do nothing any more sexual than post pictures/videos/text.

Honestly, quite fascinating.
Rigor!
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/rigor
I think the two both have important accomplishments, but they're not actually that similar in the details.
It's really not that bad. Some people find it unsettling, but many find it kind of relaxing. Derek from Veritasium has a good video on it for the interested.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXVGIb3bzHI
We hear this “Apple has done everything you could only get with a jailbreak so jailbreaking is now obsolete” every year, yet we still see neat new system-level functionality ideas show up all the time. Plenty of new ideas came about from jailbreakers in the “post-limera1n” era (2014 - present) including ones you’ve mentioned. I’d be certain this will open the floodgates to a plethora of new ideas, simply because it’ll soon be far less risky to develop jailbreak things (no need to be concerned about soft-bricking your phone, forcing you to restore to the latest, probably non-jailbreakable iOS version). The workarounds employed by the latest jailbreaks to avoid triggering security checks also made it just that little bit more annoying to work with. Developers being able to run in a “fully jailbroken, anything goes” state like the jailbreaks of yesteryear, as well as being able to develop on top of iOS beta releases, would encourage development once more.

And no terminal app in the App Store compares to actually running your code on bare metal with no clever workarounds required to make Apple happy. I don’t want to add network delays (mosh is great but still just isn’t the same) and worry about transferring files around, or force myself to run inside an emulated, fenced-off world (iSH). It’s just easier to run programs like, well, actual programs. This is why I develop NewTerm, a local terminal app for iOS, and am a huge fan of Termux on Android which neatly packages an entire self-contained ecosystem that still runs on bare metal.
I find the comparisons to cults to be completely bizarre. It's definitely not a cult. Or at least, not a very good one. You can leave if you want, you don't have to participate in anything you don't want to, there's no "drive to recruit more members", or even really to become a member at all, it's staffed by volunteers, there's no central figure or authority like most cults, there's very little pressure to participate after the NWTA beyond encouragement to consider attending the weekly or biweekly groups that the article talks about or perhaps volunteering to staff a future NWTA. Placing it between scientology and Tony Robbins is completely off base imo, but I have no direct experience with either. All I'd say is that if they're trying create a cult to rope people into an organization, they're doing a terrible job of it. And it's not even clear what the goal would be. The suggested monthly donation of $10 to support the nonprofit if you do become a member, which again, they don't really push at all? Seems like a pretty shitty cult to spend decades ramping up.
Yeah, I'm glad you pointed out that it's not just us men pressuring each other to speak/feel in certain ways. I think so many of us reinforce the emotional code on men and on each other. I'm guilty of doing it as well.

While a woman may have told me "don't cry (or be sad)," "don't be a baby (or express helplessness)," "don't be lazy (or feel too relaxed)," or "stop being so jealous," I have also told people "don't worry," "relax (or don't feel stressed)," "chill out (don't be angry)," and others.

I try as much as I can to let people feel whatever they are feeling, annnnnd I'm still human and project a lot of my cultural expectations on others and myself. Really grateful to have this space on HN for this conversation and to further the conversation :-D
Clever hacker Aaron Swartz was hounded by authorities for doing something similar, contributing stress that lead to his suicide.
Don’t know why you’re being downvoted. This seems mostly true to me. One thing I’ve noticed is younger gay men still seem gay but don’t seem as effeminate as the older men. Maybe that’s just selection bias but it seems like the culture doesn’t ask for as strong of signaling as it did in the past.
It is far easier to block light than absorb it. You can experience that type of absolute darkness with a $10 eye-mask (The new ones that look like tiny bras) from your airport. Your ears will orient you if you let them.
Thanks. Would love to help you out with your use case if you want. Please email me at soumyadeb@rudderlabs.com
Yes, Verizon just told me to return my iPhone 11 pro Max and to buy it from Apple because their phone are unlocked. ️ I can’t use my e-sim from T-mobile for another 60 days. Very frustrating!!!!
> There comes a point were you ask yourself, how much time I'm going to put into getting this money back.

Also the airbnb problem resolution.. the agent is getting paid to save the company money, so they'll dick around with you as long as it takes.

Maybe someone can make a "Fight-against-companies-as-a-service", but maybe that's the CC company's portfolio...
My premiums shot up 3X. I’m healthy and never even go to the doctor but I pay so much in health insurance that it’s one of my top expenses and has a major impact on my life.

I don’t feel I should be subsidizing other people to this level.
Bezos was a seed investor in Google in 1998. Bezos Expeditions is a massive family foundation fund.
thats so funny, its sleepy af there at the mosel river, perfect in the end to do it. Very near to that bunker theres a (popular with dutch people) recreational site on top of Mont Royal - guess they were making holidays there first :)
My mother told me Traben Trarbach is always selling properties out of money issues
> It's not so easy spending $40B-$50B in 3 years, like the vision fund did.

It is if you buy a few healthy companies instead of gambling in the early stage startup market.
Very frustrating!!! Verizon just told me to return my iPhone 11 pro Max and to buy it from Apple directly. I activated my e-sim not knowing the phones are locked and now every 10 minutes the phone locks, trying to push and activate the e-sim.
How I miss the days when cool new things like this built on alt languages or alt platforms was the norm for HN.
I prefer to use the term "open" instead of vulnerable, to avoid exactly the situation you're pointing out. And you can be open without being weak or vulnerable if you have self-confidence. Not faked confidence, but the genuine kind that comes from dealing with your shit instead of repressing it and putting on a mask of fake confidence, strength, stoicism, invulnerability, etc.
Wow, I'm convinced now. The colorized photo made me suspicious.
Looks good, bookmarked!
YouTuber charged fans $199 for ML course that copied other people's GitHub code
> I'm pretty sure $50Bn could get us Fusion. Instead it got us slightly better taxis.

It's not construction work, you can't just hire more people to speed up research. When you have the top 50 or so scientists in the field, you just need to wait for results.
great suggestion! loosing data that is well protected is one things, but loosing plain text personal info is totally different matter and should be punished more.
Another reason for keeping a compilation step is it's not just about scripts, it also generates the assets (stylesheets, images, 3d models, etc) and does postprocessing like calculating SRI hashes.
What If Planet Nine Is a Bowling Ball-Size Black Hole?
The linked article is a rehash of RMS's bad and gross habits, 3rd party anecdotes about "creepiness". No meat. No sin. If RMS had been a level-2 dipshit, he'd been counseled by HR and not even fired.

What I see is, yes agreed timing perfect (Epstein/Minsky), to slander, destroy that which is different, "gross"/"weird", etc.

When did it become OK to beat up on the Aspy kids? Oh, right SJW makes it OK...
This is true, so long as you accept that you need to use a PC to re-run the bootrom exploit every time you boot up the phone. The signature checks remain intact and the system will refuse to boot (goes to recovery mode with a “restore with iTunes” graphic) without the exploit patching out the checks.
Nope.

We actually had full support for older browsers and even tested for them before that.

This was our SaaS-like application, btw, which was closed to the public. Btw, the public website also had a number of modern browsers close to 99%.

Trust me, if we actually needed extra support our sales team would have made us well aware ;)

EDIT: Also, this is sort of a statement. I'd rather let old browsers die. I think it's ok to say "no" to customers sometime. I want the web to evolve, might as well play a part on it, forcing people to upload their browsers, or letting their IT department know their outdated browsers are getting in the way of their productivity.
That's kind of a spurious argument to make without drawing it out a bit. Exercise doesn't feel good (at first) if you're morbidly obese, but that's because you really need it.

Adverse reactions to therapy might mean that therapy isn't for you. But more commonly, I think it probably means that you don't have the right therapist and / or you have some really heavy, painful shit that you need to deal with but don't want to. Otherwise you wouldn't be having "adverse reactions" to simply sitting in a room with another human to talk about your life.
“Better” taste is subjective.

Many people have become familiar with the flavor of plastic, and learned to associate it with “purity” or “freshness” or “quality” or whatever.
Other fun fact: for a long while, Intel used an ARC core in its Management Engine.

I believe their wireless cards (at least the 3945ABG) also used it; I remember the disassembly looked right, but never had the time to go through with the rest of that project...
Maybe it depends on the brand. To me Aquafina tastes like I filled a bottle with toilet water & drank it.
The "bizarre" world is this world.

If you go through the trouble of applying for a job, submitting a resume, doing a phone interview and are rejected - they may kick you to the curb and NEVER tell you why. This is not bizarre world, this is this world.

If you apply to college and they turn you down, even though you have paid fees and spent time on your application, they almost certainly WILL NOT tell you why as they kick you to the curb.

If you are sending spam and the mailer rejects you, it almost certainly will not tell you exactly why - just give a link to general guidance.

Most if not all large / high volume application systems have evolved in this direction.
very interesting and approacheable solution.

With regards to:
>" Rudder runs as a single go binary with Postgres. It also needs the destination (e.g. GA, Amplitude) specific transformation code which are node scripts. "

what would be a recommended approach, if I would like to keep the data internally, and not use external Analytics engine?
The thing is, the Tesla charging standard predates CCS. Tesla has already deployed and invested on many supercharger stations. The CCS consortium instead of adopting it, instead got together and developed CCS.

The CCS consortium (composed of mainly GM and german manufacturers) is also not without fault... They completely ignored the already established CHAdeMO standard, because it's developed by five major Japanese automakers. But it seems that Tesla gets all the flak, when the reality is the whole industry do not wan't to hash it out.
Pope urges Silicon Valley to avoid slide toward new “barbarism”
To understand a complex issue, you need quantitative and qualitative data. The anecdotes provide that qualitative data.
Nobody here claimed that all sex workers think the same.
If you translate "Don't patronise me" into Chinese, it also translates to something like "don't visit my business" so it appears to be misinterpreting the English.
I’d gotten my partner’s microbes... After some searching I decided it was the male equivalent of BV. I’ve used various kinds of iodine on myself successfully, but I don’t have a vagina to experiment on. I’d like to experiment on my current partner, but she’s not interested in the experiment, and her condition is very minor in comparison to the partner who motivated my searches.

Another factor to look at is the person’s body temperature. People who are a few degrees below normal supposedly have different intestinal bacteria than people who have a normal body temperature.

There are unique carbohydrates in medicinal mushrooms (uhm... “polysaccharides, glycoproteins and proteoglycans“) and cranberries (D-Mannose) that might be useful to you too...
When you say "male emotions," I feel a bit unsure which emotions you mean. Sadness? Anger? Confusion? Pride? I'm not sure if there is a culture, indigenous or not, that values the expression of all emotions, and if it does, not sure if the people in the culture walk the talk, so to say. I take it back, I think many religions seem to value the expression of most emotions, especially Buddhism, at least in theory, and yet I don't know how many people achieve that in practice. I keep trying and it really really challenges me lol.
Maybe for a bit, then the paint would melt off. It's not rated for getting wet... or hot.
Yep. Also hot-reload during development.
Seems all well and good, except:

> threaten the cowardly, encourage the lazy

You would reap more fruit if you encouraged the cowardly and threatened the lazy.
Another Kubernetes casualty.