skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Show HN: Cf-Warp – Get WireGuard Configuration of Warp VPN
But someone in Malaysia stills pays full price to connect to gitlabs.
The components and approximate values of these costs are well known; manufacturing is a well-established and stable industry.

If you want some actual values, many of these companies are public and file financial reports:

https://www.electroluxgroup.com/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/...

Electrolux cited a 4.3% operating margin in their latest report.
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I assume the "one network" you're referring to is Fox News and not MSNBC? Because both seem to be guilty of this.
Very few people support forcing adults to get vaccinated.

I have strong feelings about people forcing their BS non-scientific beliefs on their minor children.
In what way are they citizen soldiers? The statistics I can find suggest that active duty personnel majorly out reserve personnel.

Active duty personnel cannot be considered citizen soldiers because their service is not compulsory and they are full-time professionals, not merely civilians in service.

Reservists might be considered citizen soldiers, if you're a bit loose with the criteria that service must be a compulsory civic duty.
Don't conflate the medium with the quality of interaction. Not on FB != hermit, that's just what Facebook wants you to believe. I prefer deep personal relationships with few over hyper connectivity. Others may want a broader, shallower network; neither is wrong just define happiness for yourself.
> Here... it's a relatively polite reply explaining why I'm wrong

I've never found this. It's generally a three hundred word roundabout way of saying "You're an idiot" to fit in the faux civility guidelines.
It's not algorithmic news; It's the ordered presentation of news via algorithmic methods.
>The whole incident involve those yahoos is a mess, but a really great example of a militia strong arming the feds (it sucks that the feds screwed the pooch in the trial of the 2016 standoff and let them get off because of procedural misconduct).

As I watch our govt in action I think this is the norm and to be expected.

I am shocked the judge actually let the Bundy's off TBH. I wonder if it wasn't just an appeasement thing. Usually testing the crowns authority ends up poorly
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I'm a nobody and I have 35,000 HN points (please don't check)
Streamlit and Tensorflow work perfectly together. Actually, Streamlit is a great way to explore Tensorflow models in realtime.
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Well, I won't respond to any of that, I will just say that I was one of the core designers of Wayland, and I've had a very fundamental impact on the design. I understand both X11 and Wayland quite well. So thanks for the insults, I guess.

This is exactly the sort of comment that got me tired of working on Xplain, and why I quit working on Linux entirely. My one wish is that you treat the FOSS graphics communities with more respect in the future. There's a lot of people who have years and years of experience solving problems and dealing with this stuff every day, and their opinions hold a lot of merit.
So if the phone is out of your sight, reboot. And now you're clean again.
Cool. But it should be in React Native and AI to raise some money.
I ran into some problems with the agent last time I tried to use it, unfortunately. I would love to be able to use OpenSSH with the new Windows Terminal (well, eventually, the Windows Terminal has some annoying edge cases too, but is very promising, which is acceptable for something in a preview/beta state).
That was a fascinating read, thanks!
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Actually, government censorship was not one of the means I was thinking of. Too crude. I was merely thinking of kicking them off platforms, (justified) demonization of the movement, 'us'-'them' polarization to make even person wanting to fit in know what not to do, and other legal means.

All of this is still crude - just less crude then outright censhorship - because the deep roots of the movement are too difficult to root out. Ultimately, this movement is suited to the West in our age. First, we demonize Big Everything (sometimes even with reason). Second, most of the people who reject vaccines ultimately prefer a dead child (even someone else's) over an autistic child. This is also pushed hard in our culture. Third, we have this worship of natural everything, even though nature is full of poisons.
The secret is to use @st.cache(ignore_hash=True) to store Tensorflow state. If more questions / issues come up, please post them here or in our forums discuss.streamlit.io.
This is the most disappointing thing about the facebook revolution to me. Facebook is useful for a lot of things, but specific forums covering specific community topics have mostly died out.
The alternative to a cast alloy wheel is not another smaller cast alloy wheel but a steel one.

Larger wheel vs larger rim is not the same thing. A larger wheel has a larger weight but smaller rolling resistance. A larger rim on the same sized wheel has better handling characteristics and more room for larger discs, whether it is on a performance vehicle or a regular one doesn't really matter, plenty of mid-sized sedans of today are yesterdays performance vehicles.

There are outside exceptions (any SUV, ridiculously sized wheels on many American cars and people driving trucks when a normal passenger vehicle would be more appropriate). Those do have worse handling and fuel economy, but they're the exception, not the rule.
I usually consider Ben Carson as a modern and well known example.
I learned that I reject that shit pretty quickly... I haven't been on facebook since sometime around 2010 or 2011 maybe. It's mind-boggling to me that it's even still a point of discussion in 2019.

It was always a pretty poor way to communicate, imo. At last for my use case, which was wanting friends to hear about interesting / exciting things going on in my life.

I had like 300 friends on there -- a good mix of family, old coworkers, old school friends, people from a local sports league, etc. -- and I happened to have a fairly successful startup at the time, so I'd post about that... and got back crickets.

For whatever reason, at least back then, the algorithm would only show my post to a few people at first, and if none of them liked or commented, it wouldn't show it to anyone else. At least that's my assumption.

So I was like 26, pulling in $1k / day in AdSense revenue, and trying to tell my family and friends how exciting it was, and every post I'd submit would just get totally ignored. Out of ten posts that actually had a bit of depth, nothing super dense or overly intellectual, just describing some of the challenges and successes, (like a $12k hosting bill from Rackspace), I probably got around 2-3 comments total. The vast majority of things I posted were ignored completely.

Then I'd see the most banal and superficial crap get put on my feed with tons of comments, so eventually one week I posted, "TGIF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Out of my last 10 posts that actually mattered to me, that one immediately got tons of traction and something like 60 replies, etc. I quit right after that.

Facebook forced me to confront how boring my passion for startups really is to normal people... so why waste my time sharing it?

Or their algorithm was just really poor and my posts weren't being displayed to my friends, either way, what's the point?
"J'ai trop mangé" is closer.
Try being a Libertarian on social media... I get hammered from the "left" because of my "taxation is theft" and "defend the #2A at all costs" mindset, and get hammered from the "right" because I believe in strict separation of Church and State, don't glorify the police and military, oppose all drug laws, am pro-choice, and oppose the death penalty. Basically, every political conversation I get involved in is a negative experience for me, as I basically feel like I'm always under attack and have almost no allies or friends. :-(
Did you try aqua? Most educated English speakers should have known that word. :-(
I post not for points. I post because I have something to say. Expressing my self is validating, who cares if others read or agree.
> Imagine a conference for people banned from other conferences.

So 90% dudes who grope people without permission and 45% right-wing jerkoffs? Sounds like a great party!

You're gonna bomb the convention center at the height of the festivities and make everyone's lives better, right?
Check out the custom hardware EFF had commissioned for cracking DES.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EFF_DES_cracker
Financed via hereticoin!
..and thanks Srynot!! :)
There is a big difference between saying "a very small percentage of the population can have an adverse reaction to vaccines, consult your doctor" and "vaccines are harmful, you should avoid them". I don't think anyone would have a problem with the first. There are a lot of problems with second.

What I find so bizarre is that the debate feels like a ball game between two rival teams where one team is crushing the other. The losing players start talking trash and all the players on the other team have to do to shut them up is say "look at the scoreboard".

For vaccines, the scoreboard is pretty clear. Child mortality rates are at historic lows globally. Vaccines are the clear winner by a huge margin. In other words, "look at the scoreboard".
Fox Polling is very solid. Most everything else...not so much.

Fivethirtyeight lists Fox News/Anderson Robbins Research/Shaw & Co. Research polling with an A rating. Their polls are generally unbiased and accurate. It even has slight Dem favor-ability.

They then list Fox News/Opinion Dynamics Corp. with a B rating and slight R favor-ability.

Source: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/pollster-ratings/?ex_ci...
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My first chance ever to be that guy!

My solution:

curl "https://unawaz.github.io/stochastic-hill-climbing/tasks/" \
| awk '{ print length, $0 }' \
| sort -n -s \
| sed 's/<li>//' \
| (tail -n +11 | head; tail)

Updated to remove noise.
And that is not compliant with GDPR. Unless companies get hit with fines, this will continue.
Dissecting the Block.one Settlement with the SEC
i like the concept (and it's sort of the inversion of another chat app idea i've been tossing around along the lines of cyrano de bergerac) but i don't see what's going to drive adoption

what's the motivation for a user to use this app vs un-moderated chat ? is it driven by the moderator, eg a parent wanting to limit what their kids can say or see ? or is it one of the 2 chatting parties that prefers to have someone else sanitize content before they have to see it, eg to ensure that they don't get d*ck pics ?

in the latter case, what motivates the moderator to participate ?
What about the integrity of the people whose lives you threaten by not getting vaccinated?

Why is it always about you, and not the people who can't get vaccines due to legitimate medical reasons whom might get ill because of people voluntarily compromising herd immunity due to ignorance?
The point of Sonos (afaik) is to have audio playing throughout your home, which is harder to set up on your own than just a speaker playing music.
Might be tricky to spend the money.
I dunno, biological self-determination+sex could imply they'd want to talk about accepting pedophilia. Which is probably as heretical or taboo a subject as you could get, I'm not even comfortable mentioning it, even if I'm strongly opposed.
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You could generate even more startup ideas by running a Markov chain thing on these!

* Check with customers to determine their usefulness.

* Inoculate animals against various diseases, such as internships.

* Review product promotional materials, and physical fitness.

* Monitor computer-controlled test equipment, using germicides and sterilizers.

* Transpose music to alternate keys, or to towers.

* Operate farm machinery, such as espresso machines.

* Document software defects, using hand and horn signals.

* Prepare bank deposits, or performing arts.

* Run errands, such as animal dehorning or castration.

* Forecast staff, equipment, utensils, and silverware.
Likewise, I shifted Sonos to the "dead to me" category when they removed from their desktop software almost all abilities to configure the rooms/speakers. Gotta use the iOS/Android app now. Oh, and the app really wants you to make a Sonos account and sign in, for no customer-serving reason at all.

From here on it'll be a Pi connected to an amplifier and speakers that won't try to subvert my will simply to listen to music.
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It's too bad there isn't something you can do with HN points. If only they were like airline miles or something... :-)
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I'm not looking for controversy, I'm looking for evidence-backed facts.
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I think that depends on how you define work/graft.

He has great energy and clearly finds writing and speaking easy, especially if he not constrained by effort required to check the facts ( opinion based columns ).

I suspect he is also very competitive under the bonhomie.

> ancient greek

He didn't get a first at Oxford, while Cameron did - he recently called Cameron a 'girly swot'. Suggests he didn't work as hard as he could have and still hasn't quite got over it.

I suspect for the stuff he doesn't want to do, or doesn't find comes naturally, the real hard graft, he isn't so great.

He has often had multiple jobs, as well as multiple private lives - so great energy, but that's not the same as being able to really graft.

So I'd agree he is not lazy, by any means.

However, would you trust him with a really important task, a task that needed someones undivided attention to succeed?

Like Brexit or being Primer Minister? - I'm not sure he will do the job to his best ability - never quite the focus to be first class.
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