skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> supporting the "right" of Somnez to attack women in tech

Clearly false, borderline slander.

Actually what Somnez did was trying to take heat away from a specific tech-women being attacked in a twitter flamewar, by instead creating heat for himself.

He did this by being generally obnoxious and impolite, and thus an obvious target to follow/tack on to instead. This part was clearly successful and the harassed woman got less heat for it.

However he told lots of tech-people to "shut up". The problem? Some of those people were women.

If he found their opinion offensive or racists, should he not have told those people off because they were women? Should he have treated them differently? Really?

Personally I don't think so. Because IMO that would be the text-book definition of actual sexism.
I'm not a coder, but I do enjoy the engineering behind processes and tools that help content teams.

So this is the sketch and requirement spec I created before stiching together a number of 3rd party tools. The tool is working quite well :)

I thought it might be of interest to any coders out there working in content curation/social media tools.
I can see if the chest to chest time is between the father and baby. The breast tissue of a mother regulates its temperature to maintain the baby at the proper body temperature. A father's chest does not and a baby can easily become overheated. When father to baby chest to chest time happens best practice is for nurses to regularly check on the status of the baby during this time. This means you are utilizing additional staffing resources which is what the charge is for.
I believe it's to keep the calorie under 150. Cabot is at 300 calories per serving, whereas the low-fat to 2% ones are typically around 120 calories.
I do it. My wife does it. My sister does it. The cameras at Bloomberg all had shutters, and I used it there as well. It's just good (paranoid?) OPSEC to defend against remote takeover exploits.
To be fair:

1. Brexit hasn't happened yet. I.e. UK has not been able to introduce policies that would make it a lot more competitive and friendly for business than the EU/Germany, make it friendlier for international talent, which is one of the opportunities created by Brexit.

2. We do not know what would have happened had Parliament and civil service been more positive and cooperative on Brexit. It could be a self-fulfilling prophecy - remainers in Parliament inadvertently creating greater uncertainty, which in turn drives business away as the leavers are unable to realistically guarantee a more competitive / friendlier for business Britain in the future.
Synthetic diamonds are not a Chinese invention but an American one. So if you want to point fingers, point them at GE, Norton & Carborundum[1].

As for who manufactures them there's a list[2], and most of these companies are not Chinese.

But maybe the more important point is; Why is it a problem that the De Beers diamond mining company is having some competition. De Beers has a _very_ questionable business history[3], and personally I think the world would be better without their exploitation.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthetic_diamond#GE_diamond_p...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_synthetic_diamond_manu...

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Beers#Relocation_of_indigen...
You can look at the code to see what it's actually doing.
Read. In theory, you can learn to make something or use it as form of entertainment or relaxation. From my experience its like cardio, the first 10 minutes are tough to get through until you’re warmed up.
iOS has a diagnostic mode/tool
This is tech limitation

If site has ads served from main domain you can't block them

You can block ads with some static files on subdomains/domains, and this drastically change content (like how is image sites looks like without images?)

So, using DNS filtering for big ads providers is OK

For small and smart ads providers will not work

And I mean ads and tracking the same thing. While you can block all kind of "analytics", at the same time you can't block web-server logs with your IP (cookies, etc)
Banning E-Cigarettes Could Do More Harm Than Good
Curated list of Open Source projects developed with a microservices architecture
It's adaptive, not maladaptive
With a second stack you could use the original numbering of the article in an even simpler way: read a page, put it on top of another stack (no need to flip). When your original stack is empty, flip the entire second stack once. Now it's correctly ordered for the second half.
Mozilla Firefox at 15: Can privacy be the killer app?
Info is even worse IMHO. Navigating a hierarchy makes it harder to skim and search through, as well as easier to get lost. And when you have such hierarchy, manual writers can use that as an excuse to write even longer (sigh) manuals.

To me, much like code and math, the art of writing good documentation is all about finding a way to make it short and simple (but still correct and complete).
The author is in this thread but his/her account is dead.

https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=maccosmo
> Your colleagues are not an authentic social network who you can organise with and pursue activism.

This is absolutely, 100% false. This is exactly what you SHOULD do, and this is what unions are for.

Always organise with coworkers. Otherwise you are giving employers more power over you than you should.
Given the audience here, the information may be considered interesting. For example, if I'm interested in VPN technology and want to build this, read some code or contribute to it, the language used may be a deciding factor.

As a user, it may not matter, but in this case the link is to a Github repo with 0 releases sent to a community of people who are probably more likely than average to be interested in the technical details. In that sense the question may rather be what makes JavaScript so special that it needn't be mentioned. After all, to even run it I need a special runtime environment (e.g. nodejs or a javascript enabled browser).
UK Rapper explains why he is bullish on Bitcoin
This comes up every year on misc@, so allow me to just link you to a thread about it: https://marc.info/?t=156380787000001&r=1&w=2

tl;dr, it's the devil they know and they need no feature that Git or Mercurial provides.
> and proposing an OS [1] where everything is in a single process was plausible. Same for JS JITs

WebAssembly doubles down on it today.

Technically, though, software isolated lightweight processes within the same address space is still a very real possibility, it's just that isolation is up to the compilers now that have to emit spectre-proof code, so no native blobs. Which, let's get real, has to happen sooner or later for all userspace code, because hardware can't be trusted.
This is what I was thinking, since there is probably a strong genetic component to an individual’s dopamine production and response profile. As someone who lived most of my life with undiagnosed ADHD and just recently started taking stimulants for treatment, I can attest that normal life issues which once seemed like arduous mountains to climb are now summarily dispatched before lunchtime when I have a dopamine boost. It’s shocking how effective the medication is, side effects notwithstanding.
Yeah, none of that is the case. The first thing he did after being fired was run to the far-right propaganda outlets. That was very telling of what he actually believed.
> And thus, an office in which this "set of activities" is not permitted is an apolitical office.

Organization of people involves power dynamics. Maybe you can make an argument that something like holocracy generates an apolitical environment, though I think that doesn't hold up experimentally.

Management deciding whether or not to increase vacation days is a political act. Employees deciding whether they want to stand together in negotations with management or handle stuff individually is a political decision. Hell, trying to push for more/less meetings in day to day work is a political act.

It's pretty hard to have any sort of organization without the political aspect coming into play immediately.
Guide to Fuzzy Matching with Python
Execute SQL Directly from .NET Core
Awesome Microservices
As an American citizen, I've been trying to talk my family into leaving for years. Comments here reference the problem being the State and not the citizens. I beg to differ, the citizens in "general America" are dangerous and stupid to themselves and everyone around them. The entitled attitude of middle and upper middle class anyone is so unreasonable, I sometimes walk around the gang-tagged zones in my own neighborhood and think "we're a nation of trapped rats, we deserve this for the lies we keep repeating, we keep eating, we keep electing, and the most empty lie how we're the greatest nation on earth, what a hoot!"
Microsoft SandDance: Visually explore, understand, and present your data
A third possibility is that this has always existed and you weren't aware of it before.
They wrote it with small capital, which means it was used as a generic term which is completely fine.
From the outside, it sounds like Google is imploding...
I kinda doubt this title would get up votes:

> spam can't ml neural network ai btc crypto

> Bad: 0.0013 - Good: 0.9986
Forming an union is one thing, having only your colleagues as friends is another entirely different
I’m outside the SV bubble for the most part, the “joke” if there was one was that Tesla is going to have serious culture clash if they try to treat their German workers like their workers elsewhere, and I’m going to be reading about the resulting court cases for years.
Views lead to actions. You can not draw a line between them and hope people will happily stand on one side of it.

If you allow intolerant views, you normalise intolerance. If you normalise intolerance, you ALSO normalise intolerant acts, and they WILL follow naturally.
Yes. I'll take orthogonal any day over HN things like "foot gun" or the cryptic invocation of so and so's "law"
In a Chaotic World, Dungeons and Dragons Is Resurgent
It's a way to appeal to language fanboys. If someone needs an application written in a specific language they can just search for it.
It’s not supported and isn’t reliable enough to be cost effective. Microsoft barely supports what they claim to support, its bad advice to do this unless you have no options at all.

Being accountable for upgrading about 250k devices, we found that 3-5% of devices with questionable support status failed, as compared to near zero for supported devices. That 3-5% is unpredictable and expensive to address.

You also have to remember that Windows 10 isn’t a thing, it’s a lifestyle. Windows 10 1803 went EOL last week, and there are devices that worked with 1803 that won’t work with new builds.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/informatio...

It's used to store th private key of user certificates, but those are PIN protected presumably. But a key that isn't supposed to be extractible may well be so.
I suppose you could accomplish the same thing by just not telling people that it's moissanite.
It's called company culture
I like the idea. In addition to that, we should just not use Facebook at all. They do something shady, we plug that hole. Then they do something else shady, we plug that hole and the cycle will continue. We're long past the stage of trusting these gigantic for-profit corporations to behave or the gov to watch its citizens back.
On the other hand you could look at this the other way round: catastrophic physical illness was widespread, why not catastrophic mental illness? And if you look at history with the right lens, you can find examples that might support this. There are huge areas of folk psychology around things like "demonic possession" that are usually attributed to what would today be understood as forms of mental illness.

Just because someone is surviving and even reproducing doesn't mean they're not psychologically damaged. Even to quite a considerable extent.
Not AP but given my own government is unable to protect its own citizens travelling there im not about to risk a transfer through there. It's unlikely anything would happen but given my work I'm almost certainly on a list there and I'm simply not willing to risk it.

https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2019-10-24/china-hostage-dipl...

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/yang-hengjun-australian-writer-d...
Psychopathy exists and psychopaths will always exploit social norms and accommodations.

That is not a sufficient reason to abandon social norms and accommodations.
Why do we still use time zones?
Geography of the duration of men in bed – Alwayswomen.com
Is this group really any significant amount of people? In my experience most people realize that progress and change are inevitable, the question is only how.

"One faction of urbanists that I’ve sometimes found myself clashing with is people who assume that a greener, less auto-centric future will look something like the traditional small towns of the past."
Missing only a complementary headset with a little yellow foam ball on the mike so that, as a legendary, venerated VC, with zippered vest and arms outstretched, you can stand on a dazzling, shiny stage and impart your profound wisdom to the enraptured audience before you.
Eh, it takes 5-10 minutes to install OpenBSD, it's very straightforward. The installer requires little more than tapping return a few times and entering a root password & optional user at some point. I've yet to see a Linux distro that is so fast and simple to install.
"Big boys doing big boy things"

Bad: 0.0009
Good: 0.9983

Somehow I don't believe this. On the other hand, I believe this.
Generally, yes, I agree.

However there are a lot of beliefs that make this kind of approach unworkable.

If XYZ wants to believe that the earth is flat, sure, that can just be a personal belief and won't interfere with his work duties... well, unless he is launching satellites for NASA.

If XYZ is a furry and thinks anime girls in cat outfits are hot, sure, that's cool too. Also a personal belief that probably won't interfere with work.

If XYZ is an anti-vaxxer... well, probably won't interfere with their job unless they work in medicine. A dumb personal belief but this can probably stay personal.

But suppose employee XYZ runs a newsletter (in his own time) and publishes views about how Jews or women or black people or whatever are inferior. Can you really trust this employee to do his job at your company, where he might have to interact with people from those groups?

So, I don't think a naive approach of "just keep work and personal beliefs separate" covers 100% of situations.
It's in bad taste to snark about the bad taste of others. Americans like to live in single-family homes, and "McMansion" is a term invented to put them down.
GraphQL-Express instead of Apollo Client to make requests cancelable again
deoxyribonucleic cloned asynchronously

Bad: 0.0001 - Good: 0.9999
Except that they'd be hung by their toes if they were caught doing that.
> Examples

> The smallest weird number is 70. Its proper divisors are 1, 2, 5, 7, 10, 14, and 35; these sum to 74, but no subset of these sums to 70. The number 12, for example, is abundant but not weird, because the proper divisors of 12 are 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6, which sum to 16; but 2 + 4 + 6 = 12.
Why Netflix is ditching old Roku devices: DRM
> When you are telling people that "this is not milk", you are spreading this lobbying.

I neither object to your fallacious assertion, nor find personal shame in supporting its cause if the objective hammer countinues to drop hard on the class of uncritical marketing wank that you've just demonstrated.
Google is now hiring for engineering in Berlin adding to Amazon and Microsoft!
Maybe I expressed myself poorly but I think you missed my point. My point was that the only way to force people to fix the issues is if ordinary hackers who are not working for any three latter agency start attacking the infrastructure too. And if you do that you risk prison time, even if you only do harmless exploits to highlight weaknesses.
If LTS[B/C] is the answer, you’re usually asking the wrong question.
>Last quarter, they made as many M3s they have the capacity to make, and sold all of them.

We were told, repeatedly, that Tesla would be producing 10,000 Model 3s per week in 2019, with a single factory. Suddenly, now, they don't have the capacity at ~6,000 per week and need multiple factories on zero year-over-year growth?
It's a crappy, badly designed language but it was made by Google, which automatically makes it hip.
Setting up free SSL certificate using LetsEncrypt
Grohmann is located at the other end of Germany. Even for them, opening a factory in Brandenburg would probably result in quite a culture shock.
Perl Master Plan
Cite your sources. This is a statement made by many without evidence.

Sure, if we all had a cow and two acres and lived in a temperature environment where the animals could graze all year, we could have milk after the cow has had a calf. But who impregnated her? And what are you doing with the calf because it needs two acres of grazing pasture too. And then who impregnates her next year and what do you do with that calf? Another two acres? What about the harsh winter or summer? You're going to need to supplement with extra hay. Off to the agricultural supply who... ah crap, they farm. Farming kills fuzzy animals! Now we're terrible again!

Cows, like all mammals, aren't unending milk supply systems. They dry up because they lactate for a reason. Your imaginary hobby farm is an unsustainable system.

Source: I have a grazing pasture and grazing animals.
You can uninstall it using ADB, even without rooting. Not a consumer-friendly solution but I’m throwing that out there in case you want to try it.
Do you have any proof that Tesla was going to build a plant in the UK before? Or are you overlooking how Germany has manufacturing and infrastructure more suited to building cars over all other EU members, including the UK!
Per his wikipedia he appears to believe that homosexuality is caused by a virus? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregory_Cochran
Chocolate syrup + milk, sugar in tea, sugar in coffee, or even in RI we have coffee syrup + milk. Hard to underestimate how much Americans love sugar.
Pretty cool. The power of compounding is amazing.
Proceed with caution. A fair amount of wordpress's reputation for bad security comes from 3rd party plugins. There aren't many (any?) restrictions on what they can do.
How about one that displays a message that the battery needs to be replaced?
You know what is better than extensions: Old Reddit Please

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/40897-old-reddit-please

Works great in Violentmonkey/Greasemonkey.
Because historically practicality is the limiting factor for enforcement as opposed to any regard for those affected by it. Keeping it expensive has generally resulted in a situational usage where it is more appropriate and far less abusable.
I was following up until "They’d have uniform missing middle built form in most of the US and UK", at which point I threw an ERR_CANNOT_PARSE.
And to think that Scalia considered himself an originalist! I guess that only applied when it was convenient to him :/
Works for me:

Bill Gates killed by a bug in Windows XP

Bad: 0.0026 - Good: 0.9975
True, the world will be a better place without De Beers and their ilk.
Last week, the government of New york wrote down the value of Gigafactory 2 in Buffalo, which has been mired in scandal:

https://www.syracuse.com/state/2019/08/elon-musk-is-full-of-...

Yesterday USA Today published an article about the disaster the Nevada factory has been for the State, and HN didn't care:

https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/investigations/2019/1...

Today, Elon mentions a new factory one day will be built in Germany, and HN loves it. This company is bullet proof.
New study shows black people can Code Yaml in their sleep

Bad: 0.0890 - Good: 0.9091
James Dean Is Back, Thanks to Dr. Aki Ross
Or I can close my eyes and imagine that nothing happened

Result will be the same

Stickers do not work - because people around you do not put it too magically

And what even sillier - that someone have phone with installed fb app in 2k19
How internet ads work
Yeah, duh. E-cigs were recently completely banned in India. Now everyone I know with a nicotine addiction has been forced to switch to traditional tobacco cigarettes. Amazing.

Furthermore, the page asking for public comments on the policy [0] has a banner for a "tobacco free youth"!? Clearly they have no idea what they're doing.

I'm like 90% sure this move was pushed through by the tobacco industry because traditional cigarettes have no been banned.

[0]: https://pleg4life.jotform.com/93080556523457
I have heard that facebook's app delivery pipeline is automated (so that they could release in a day if they wish) but also that they dogfood their apps with employees. So not sure how such an obvious bug us released. Either their employees don't use the app or their 100% automation is pathetically bad.
Do we really need all this complexity? how about if having, let's say, N chips to emulate, do a simple loop and call 'emulate' for each of the chips?

for(EmulatedChip &chip : chips) {
chip.emulate(time);
}

Why would the above not be suitable for emulation?
I think whether the title is spelled correctly is a valid thing to take into consideration when predicting whether it will get upvotes.

Put another way, I think misspelled titles are well within the problem domain here.
One thing that you have to keep in mind is that the 20% part is effectively a European call option on the fund's portfolio, with strike equal to the fund's initial value (so ATM - At The Money - when the fund starts) and notional amount of 20% of the fund's value. The manager gets that option for free, in fact he's paid 2% a year to hold that long option (and do his/hers job). Call options are more valuable if the underlying security is more volatile (because there's higher chance of ending in the money), which of course encourages high risk taking.

This is all not necessarily bad, but the incentives are not to be ignored. VCs have absolutely zero interest in stable businesses (remember - they want the volatility). If you're a stable business you would want a value investor who keeps close to 100% of his net worth in his fund, like Warren Buffet or Seth Klarman to give two famous names.
> Paul Graham hates LISP

Bad: 0.0579 - Good: 0.9427
Guaranteed communication despite DDoS attacks – Scion
Dell is closely connected with VMware, which also integrates seamlessly with AWS. And Azure and GCP. Everyone has dived into the all-places, all-clouds pool to try and outmaneuver each other.

Disclosure: I work for Pivotal, we're being acquired by VMware.
For a different take, consider audio APIs. I've yet to find a man page that tells me how to use ALSA. There's a clutterfuck of doxygen docs if you want to get lost.. https://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/alsa-lib/

Or you can buy a nice little library from OpenBSD where the PCM part is sufficiently described in one short man page: http://man.openbsd.org/sio_open.3

(With enough detail so that you can use it to write e.g. a latency-aware rhythm game that manages to keep audio and video in sync...)
Interesting results.

white people Bad: 0.0133 - Good: 0.9886

Black people Bad: 0.9862 - Good: 0.0142
I would definitely not consider someone who runs NixOS on the desktop inept nor inexperienced.
Good! The idea that management should by right have all the power in its relationship with workers is very convenient for management, but I don't see why that obligates anyone else to take it seriously.
Milk has naturally 4-5% sugar, so about half as much as most soft drinks.
That's right indeed but we're a curated directory where people discover or share their experiences on the resources. We're not encourage the peoples to use what we've curated.
A very important aspect you raise and another reason that falls into Germany's favour.