skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If I had to guess, the "plastic triangle" is a bit larger and would potentially allow larger tea-leaves to move more freely within the water and infuse better.

The cheapest end of commercial tea bags are all basically tea powder, so they don't need the larger bags to infuse.
It's not hard to find these accounts.

Here's the top link I found when googling 'first nations canada banned language': https://www.facinghistory.org/stolen-lives-indigenous-people...

Here's another source from The Guardian (not my favorite paper, but generally publishes true things): https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jun/02/canada-indigen... - "Children inducted into residential schools were forbidden from speaking their native languages and subjected to routine physical abuse, inadequate nutrition and neglect. Sexual abuse was common, according to the survivors who testified at commission hearings throughout the country."

Edit: The history of missionaries is inextricably linked with the history of Western imperialism and exploitation. These accounts are by no means limited to the Canada or even the Americas - there are many accounts of the brutal treatment of indigenous people in Africa, Australia and Oceania committed by missionaries.
Note that while community MVPs (FD: I'm one of them) are generally good for answers, they don't represent Cloudflare or speak for them.

That answer is correct, but official word is here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21071258
If You Run a Small Business, Park in the Back of the Parking Lot
Wake up at 4 AM. Go directly to my home office and code until 6 AM. Have breakfast with family. Code until 8:30 AM. Sends kids to school. Go on walk with wife, then get showered and dressed for the day, then start all the work that requires communication with everyone else.

It gets me 4 hours of quiet coding in before anyone else is even online and talking, and makes the rest of the work day relaxing because I've usually already accomplished my goals for the day by 9 AM.
>> It all started with some engineers at commodore trying to show how fun loving they were and quickly became a fool's fashion show of kitschy tired old rags

This just goes on to show how badly you are familiar with fashion.

Fleece vests come from the 90s trading floors. The traders would use shirts, then management started to reduce the temperature on the floors to make the traders more efficient. Vest was a great way not to get cold or too hot on the floor. Thus fleece vests are now associated with finance people.
As said in siblings comments, it depends on the barrier to entry of your market.

Once big (and profitable) enough, you can also just buy out any threatening competitor.
I worked at the USPTO in the distant past. You're pretty close

Obviousness requires a reputable, dated source stating something like "I have combined these two elements" or "Someone should combine these two elements". While magazines or trade literature are acceptable sources, the prior art search is typically conducted primarily through the patent archive. It's a slam dunk if you have two patents with claims that cover the same invention and some way in the text to tie them together. You can't generally rely on your 'expert opinion' that it's obvious because you say so.

Patent examiners are also promoted and retained primarily based on the volume of patents they process. IIRC the bar is something like one or two patents processed a day. That would mean 6-8 hours of reading the patent, researching prior art, writing the response, reading the attorney's response and writing your final disposition, as well as any appeals. Regardless of size of patent.

All this for mid 5 figures to low six figures in NOVA
Me too :-). I built this myself in large part because of frustrations with Fiddler. It was an amazing tool at the time, but it hasn't aged well imo...

Hopefully this is your open source alternative - give it a go, let me know if there's something Fiddler does for you that HTTP Toolkit doesn't!
>fashion sense is more defensible than [...] personal integrity.

You take issue with this?
did not know this.

broader point still stands I think - if this was required of everyone every year, a secondary market like propane tanks for backyard grills, etc would probably emerge or it would be part of mfg warranties.

side note: no, I don't think market solves everything.
Maybe you could go find some evidence for your pet theory before considering that pet theory to be accurate?
I don't understand your post at all. I think there's a very large population of individuals >60 years of age who are frequently in circumstances where no one is around them to call and ambulance, and they cannot call one themselves due to being infirm, disabled, ill, etc.
How close do you think we are to quantum understanding/application in the real world? I watched a video of an IBM executive where he said quantum computers were only 5 years away, but I didn't know how true it was. Corporate executives tend to exaggerate
“Faith, Hope and Charity” – Reddcoin (RDD) Consensus Fork and PoSV v2 Protocol
Agreed, and yet that knowledge doesn't make it that much easier.

For example, if it's a project at work where we're trying to agree on direction, consensus must be built. Saying "no I disagree with that decision" (or that interpretation of an analysis or whatever) is quite difficult. When performance review time comes around, I get the feedback that I should speak up more since people value my opinion. And when I do speak up, it's well received, and we always have polite constructive discussions and everyone's happier for it, even when it ends up with "agree to disagree."

It's kinda the ideal scenario and yet it still takes such a huge emotional toll.
> When you return prices to market value wouldn't competitors just appear again.

No, because at this point the barrier to entry is substantial. And, if a competitor does come in, the incumbent with a huge warchest can just drop the price again temporarily to drive them out.
@csagan5, thanks for such a great project, which is exactly what I was looking for.

I just switched from Kiwi Browser to Bromite and and Bromite SystemWebView, now I'm wondering if I still need to keep AdAway around.

Maybe you can find the time and comment here or in my discussion on reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/fossdroid/comments/d88ljd/does_adaw...)?
Related: http://wondermark.com/557/
That's orthogonal to what the article is talking about, which is a lot more like not advertising yourself as a victim without even realizing it to the world, and not advertising to yourself that you are a permanent victim and you can't change anything about that, again often without really realizing how you're doing it.

If you do want to seek justice, you'll be better off doing it from a position of not mentally assuming the role of a victim; indeed, in some sense, I'm not sure how you would progress to truly seeking justice without taking that step, as otherwise, you'll likely to assume there's no hope of any justice. (True, final, or total justice may not be on the table in this world, but partial justice often is.)

Or, to put it another way, the article is about internal factors, and you're talking about external factors. The collected store of human wisdom over the millenia has a lot to say about the efficaciousness of setting your inner factors right first, and how that will almost magically lead to better external results. It isn't magic, really, if you could analyze the interactions from a dispassionate third party view and compare, the reasons why the person with correctly-set internal factors does better will be fairly obvious, but it'll feel like magic from the inside.
This is reasonably good news.

However I was kind of looking forward to the insanity that would follow from leaving this long term and fairly sensible pact! Change isn't always bad, sometimes change leads to new solutions.

I personally enjoy the ability to buy NEW parts for my 1914 sewing machine and have them sent directly from some mom and pop family stall in a Chinese village for $0.15 with free shipping.

But I also see the importance of encouraging American manufacturing, even though I also realize the long tail products I love so dearly and greatly appreciate the life support China's extended to them is valuable.

I also benefit from the ability to manufacture prototype PCB boards in China for new products just by sending off a webform request and for around 1/50 the cost stateside. Losing that ability might be damaging to domestic productivity since we really can't meet those prices, which makes doing frequent bugfix revs, or a small production product, untenable. For those with access to those highly superior Chinese facilities at low cost and quick turnaround, they might have the long term advantage. On the other hand why can't we locally have very modern robotic pick and place machines that don't cost hardly anything and have Joe Bob's fabrication of Arkansas pivot from custom tractor parts to producing clean room spec proto boards. These shops in China doing this stuff a lot are in rural areas and are small outfits run by a few people. We can do the same and would be more interesting for a lot of americans than meth and opioid despair. And yes we can do it.

Who knows though. What happens in the global economy and balance of tech is a delicate balancing game and difficult to predict long term outcomes past next year.

I do think our present administration is quite good at this game of take it or leave it hardball. The present outcome is a reasonable compromise. And is the new solution we may or may not have gotten from actually leaving.
I think you have it reversed, AWS accounts for most of Amazon's profit and is used to fund other ventures.

> AWS revenue came accounted for 13% of Amazon’s total revenue. Of Amazon’s total $3.1 billion in operating income, 52% came from AWS. [0]

[0] https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/25/aws-earnings-q2-2019.html
I would struggle to name a single online general retailer that isn't Amazon.

Unless you count, like, Walmart. Basically everyone else has some kind of niche. Amazon sells everything.
It wouldn't explain why places that haven't been trampled on by Americans would have high suicide rates. South Korea and Japan both have pretty high suicide rates for example.

Also, a large chunk of the suicides are young people who didn't leave through the eras where oppression occurred. I am not sure why somebody would commit suicide because something happened to their ancestors.
Wish it was sortable by date
Sounds like that office could use a few opinionated/retired software developers in it.
Naming something popular != market share.
That means nothing.

Last year, it was only experiment. Next year, it might be rolled out for everyone.
Plus uses their priate backbone, so it costs them money to send traffic through it.

The IP discovery is currently only available for CF websites: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21070828
and not to mention for small time people, there are nefarious people who want to spy on you so they can do identity theft or similar crime to you. So even if you are one of those "I have nothing to hide" people, you still need to hide your personal information due to cyber crime that could be used to exploit you. For some people, it is almost laughable the amount of information they put out openly on social media.
According to my understanding, the current US patent system is often summarized as “first inventor to file” meaning the named inventor must believe herself to be the original inventor.

Prior art is still relevant WRT patent prosecution. The AIA made several changes to patent law, perhaps most notably making the effective filing date the determining factor for purposes of applying prior art, instead of the invention date. This means interferences no longer occur. There are also now different post-grant procedures for challenging patent validity.

Source: am a patent agent
Disclaimer: this is not legal advice
>Unprocessed foods are the edible parts of plants (such as seeds or roots or leaves) and animals (such as meat and eggs). The main processing of this food type is freezing, drying or pasteurizing to extend storage life.

But the example picture includes white flour, which is wheat processed to make it more palatable. The removal of the wheatgerm does increase shelf-life, but this is only a side effect. If the processing was really intended to maximize shelf-life then it would be processed into polished grains like rice or barley is, not into flour.
Jesus when did hn become so overtly political...
What time do you go to sleep?
Fiber has been one of the top factors in my own weight control. I've been vegan since the mid 90s, but was slowly adding extra pounds each year. I decided to go on an "if it doesn't have fiber, don't eat it" diet a few years back and lost 60 lbs in 6 months. It massively cut down the sugar and oil in my diet and has consistently helped me control my blood sugar.

One thing I learned is that satiety isn't just about the meal you just ate or how full your stomach just got. If your blood sugar spikes, no matter how big a meal you had or if you ate 4000 calories in one sitting, you'll be hungry again in 3 or 4 hours. Eating a high fiber diet, I can just eat one meal a day or even skip a few days of eating without ever feeling the kind of gnawing hunger I used to get within a few hours of having a full meal.

Aside from blood sugar, fiber is also important because high fiber foods, especially ones with any water content, are usually the lowest calorie density foods and you can eat much larger quantities than you can with highly processed foods. You have to be more careful of highly dehydrated ones like whole grain crackers and dried fruit, but they're still far better and harder to abuse than chips & candy.
I'm not talking about all out surveillance of all human interactions. I'm talking about being in a closed office with a female employee one on one, or when 'going out on the pull'. Basically your workplace, bars/clubs, or other high risk situations or venues especially where alcohol is served.

I'm also talking about keeping the device in your pocket as you would your wallet or keys... or more like a swiss army knife.

You may never need it, but if you do, you'll be glad it's there.
We are using Blazegraph and Neptune in production as well as Allegrograph. With Neptune, we tested scale by putting the entire dbpedia on one 4 core machine with 16G of ram. It handled 2.7 billion statements without any issues (we ran out of time with the test - sure it can handle more)
It depends on how hard it is to get going in that business. For example, in some markets (e.g. computer operating systems), it takes a big ecosystem of 3rd party companies making applications for your OS to be viable, so if you drive Blackberry out of business, you can own the smartphone market and crank up prices later. But, Google saw that coming and sponsored Android to prevent it, because they recognized that pattern from the PC market.

In the case of retail office space, it would depend on how much of the available office space you had locked up in long-term leases. If you have locked in most of the office space in long-term leases, but you are renting short-term, you can crank up your rates and in order to compete your would-be competitors would have to build an office builing, which is not impossible but is not quickly or easily done.

Not saying this was likely to work for We, just saying that's the theory.
I thought this post was about networking.
why did you link to comment section. actual article link: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/09/24/ceo_jailed_visa_fau...
Thanks for the clarification, I can see the use.

this was not clear (to me anyway) from the docs.
I am on the fence about moving over to ProtonMail since forever now. What are the reasons you highly recommend it?
As an example, both thumbs hovers the touchpad when my hands are on the keyboard. One of my thumb frequently taps and moves the cursor to another line all the while I am writing code. It's frustrating.

Imo, the touchpad on Macbook has always been its greatest strength and they managed to ruin it.
While reading the article, guess who was trying to move his toes individually without no luck! Except for the big one of course...
Some bread is basically [flour, water, yeast] which wouldn't count as ultraprocessed, but the top hits for whole-weat and white bread respectively for bread at on instacart have ingredients listed below (notice both contain sweeteners, oils and salt, with the whole-wheat bread having 3 different sweeteners and the white bread just good-old HFCS). The first hit for dried pasta contained two types of flour, plus typical flour fortifications.

Whole Wheat Flour, Water, Sugar, Wheat Gluten, Raisin Juice Concentrate, Soybean Oil, Yeast, Cultured Wheat Flour, Molasses, Salt, Soy Lecithin, Grain Vinegar, Citric Acid, Soy, Whey.

Enriched Flour (Wheat Flour, Malted Barley, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamine Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Water, High Fructose Corn Syrup, Yeast. Contains 2% or Less of: Soybean Oil, Salt, Soy Flour, Sodium Stearoyl Lactylate, Ammonium Sulfate, Calcium Sulfate, Ascorbic Acid, Calcium Propionate (Preservative), Enzymes

Sources (for some reason instacart had some ingredient lists and ralphs' website had others but neither had ingredient list for both):

https://www.instacart.com/store/items/item_152519229

https://www.ralphs.com/p/kroger-enriched-white-sandwich-brea...

https://www.ralphs.com/p/barilla-farfalle-pasta/000768085010...
Correction: the bug tracker with entries on fixing false positive rates is not public.
Cyberbullying expert who wants to strip abusers of anonymity wins “Genius” grant
Totally agree with the last pint, people completely tend to ignore the effort and attention to detail Amazon puts into executive and planning. That plus a very sound strategy. Also Amazon was profitable, even if just barely, for the most time while growing appr. 20% constantly. Not comparable to, say, WeWork from what I know. But it shows how powerful that narrative can be.
Is this confirmed by any studies?

Quitting either can be easy as just not doing it one day, or a fucking struggle. It depends on the person and the use.

Personally I've had an easier time putting down the vape than the coffee cup.
> Even if tobacco use was decreasing, that doesn’t mean something else wasn’t increasing in its stead. It could have been ridlin, opioids, meth, etc...I’m not sure what the popular bad stuff between 2000-2010 was, perhaps some younger HN readers could fill us in.

As someone who used to work in drug policy during this exact time period and has a very strong grasp of the facts on the matter, I can assure you that your speculation is entirely without merit. Teen tobacco use decreased. It didn't pawn off those would-be tobacco users onto other drugs, as if drugs were some fully fungible entity in teenagers' minds. Teen tobacco use decreased, full-stop.
I had that problem with American Express. Someone put my email address when getting a credit card. Amex not only did not verify the email address before sending me his statements, but it also took 45 minutes of explaining to them on the phone that they need to take my email address off his account.
And it is still missing autoconfig mechanism, like the old DHCP DNS setting.

Nobody is going to manually reconfigure their resolver every time they change their network.
Why Google’s quantum computer is no threat to Bitcoin–yet
Maybe flag seller accounts with that mail so they're at a lower tolerance for abuse? Seems a bit overreaching to ban an entire email provider over some bad actors.
Has there ever been a better time to be a web developer!?

Good stuff Ohad and team!
> His lawyer had told him not to but he was assured by his Guruji that god would “take care that the entire journey is without problem.”

His lawyer said no. His (separate) spiritual advisor said go.
What is the actual quantity of nicotine in second hand vapor?

Most likely not very high.
This seems to address the larger "what is a tech company" question. Laying tech over the top of what are traditional businesses doesn't seem to result in what we might expect as a tech company.
mainly that the 'problems of humanity' (e.g. ethics, morality) dealt with in christianity are period-nonspecific and have little to nothing to do with the current level of technological innovation or form of economy/government, and therefore imply that they 'get' current society.
Is that because the FPGA boards aren't really mass produced like the RPi is? Could you imagine a world where if FPGA's get popular in the electronics market it could change? Could you imagine what might happen if a cheap FPGA platform came in to the market like the RPi did for SBC's?

Again, I'm not saying it's going to happen. But people were making similar arguments about linux in 1996: "Windows just works." And very similar to linux, it dropped the barrier to entry for server programming. Either you had paid through the nose for Unix, or you were coding on NT, and your company was paying through the nose for the server licenses.
1.) gas is not shale oil (= kerogen)

2.) shale oil is NOT being extracted - you're confusing with tight oil

3.) we don't know whether extracting shale oil even makes sense - for all we know, it might never become economically and energetically viable
(IMHO, considering global warming, tight oil/gas & tar sands did not make sense in the first place either - especially since the whole tight oil industry hasn't even shown to be financially and therefore probably energetically profitable !)

4.) even if we did, the (E)ROI (and therefore, the pollution involved) is likely to be dismal

5.) a century ago, world oil production was a few million barrels per day, you can't just both assume business as usual and the consumption to stay flat when taking into account future consumption...
I've recently become exposed to the DIY electric skateboard scene, which has a fascinating dynamic going on where people in NA and Europe design parts (motor mounts, electronics modules, enclosures, etc) and then advertise them for sale to other forum participants. See: https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/c/electric-skateboa...

What's interesting about it is that there are some users who order 50x of whatever the item is and then just sell them out of their garage, but there are others who have an arrangement with their contract manufacturer in China to actually do drop-shipping through eBay storefronts and similar. This latter group are obviously the more professionalized ones, but it's funny just to see a tiny microcosm of this issue, where the guys who are sending stuff within North America and Europe struggle to compete against dirt-cheap overseas shipping.
"Sorry, more questions than answers, this is where we stand now in Quantum Machine Learning."

No problem, I get it, and I appreciate your answers.
What are some things you may miss? I think it may be perfect for me. I live in either the browser or terminal.
It’s obvious that this article is immensely helpful for anyone as an individual, but it also address the larger problem. My understanding, from my own life and what I’ve read, is that almost all abusers were themselves abused. Preventing someone from being serially abused, even if it doesn’t deal with abusers immediately, leads to a reduction of abusive people in the future.
Huh? Speaking as a Chinese American who grew up drinking tea brought back from China, that's the equivalent of telling wine drinkers that "Manischewitz should be good enough for everybody."

There's a huge amount of variety when it comes to tea, even when it's just different varieties and preparations of tea leaves without added herbs/spices.
GitLab's Confusion
I've not used it in a while (or anything similar). But I relied on VLC heavily in the past and it was a godsend. I can't thank you enough for your efforts and your integrity - you are the real MVP