skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
He has not yet been put on trial. He must be presumed innocent of all charges until such time that he is.

Torturing even a guilty person is not acceptable. Torturing an innocent one is presumably less so.
I enjoyed my complex analysis course quite a bit, but I was lacking motivation a bit because the applications in CS were not as obvious to me, compared to real analysis. Maybe I lacked imagination however :D
> Journalist should never get actively involved getting the secret information.

That's a problem given the importance of investigative journalism - which by its very nature may require breaking laws to get the goods. For example, the "ag-gag" laws in states with strong farm lobbies that make it effectively illegal to report on animal welfare issues because any honest attempt at investigating reports will necessarily mean breaking farmers' recent "privacy" laws.
https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend
Travis Kalanick and the four paths of ousted tech founders
A morally responsible and ethical individual would do that. A government is no such thing.
How about LSD, Mushrooms, Ayahuasca, MDMA? Should we be using those to expand perceptions?
>>just take Trump's stupid whining against BMW

I can not find anything current but if you are talking about his statements on the MX plant, he does that to every Manufacturer that sell items in the US but does not manufacturer them here (at least in part).

Trump is a nationalist and loves protectionism, he believes that Products sold in the US should be made in the US. Thus BMW building a plant in Mexico to sell cars to the US goes against what he wants which is a US Factory employing US Workers. He has done the same to other Auto companies including both Ford and GM

>> Bush/Obama's complaints about NATO budget

Umm a large number of Presidents have complained about the other nations not paying their fair share into NATO as part of the agreements all nations signed, Germany does not spend enough of thier GDP on NATO, instead the US has to disproportionately fund world defense...

Then we get to be lectured by the EU about why we do not have Universal Healthcare which in part because we need to spend soo much on world defense because the other nations refuse to
Wasn't worth it in the US when I went (graduated 10 years ago). If I could go back in time, I'd tell myself to go right into industry.
Loans aren't federally guaranteed anymore. They are made directly by the government.
Germany sounds like corrupted shithole digging deep into Russians ass
This conversation is about air quality. The use of the word pollution is clear. Further we are talking specifically about areas where ships frequent, so if now you want to claim victory by citing someone living mid-continent...

No one gave a pass to cars. But the cold, hard truth is that for air quality pollution of all sorts, cars have improved dramatically[1]. Cruise ships have not.

[1] - Even in Europe where diesel is far more prevalent, and the problems it brings. A relatively tiny cruise ship industry still eclipses the car industry for every variety of air quality pollution, by a magnitude plus.
Magnetic Ropes Surround 'Whale Galaxy' 80k Light-Years from Earth
I am pretty sure the main issue here is that someone who has not been put on trial yet is being tortured to death.
Worked fine for me on Chrome / XFCE / Linux.

I think it would be fantastic if electric motorcycles would become popular here in the US. Maybe then I wouldn't have to hear super loud and scary exhaust pipes! Who am I kidding though... the people who do that would find some other way to be annoyingly inconsiderate.
Not sure which facts you're looking to have corroborated, but does this help? https://rsf.org/en/news/two-months-assanges-extradition-hear...
Japan’s secret war and the atomic bomb
Unfortunately, yes. The Nordstrom project further solidifies that relationship when we should be moving away from it.
Do you have a link to these small in-speaker housing amps?
Openly calling for cooperation with Russia and China, of all places, should be political suicide. But it seems like the message of 'let's protect ourselves from /insert boogeyman/' still works well enough to muddy public opinion.

The sanctions are there for a reason and saying that you need protection against them is like saying 'well, they did a bad thing and got a slap on the wrist, the obvious conclusion is to keep doing bad things but fend off the slaps'.
I respectfully disagree with all your points. Unless you are privileged enough to attend an ivy league university you will not be taught by experts of a field. The majority of university teachers across the world are average people of average skill who often failed to achieve success in the open market and then defaulted back into a comfy uni job.

Also there’s no evidence for your claim that 4 years university get you better skilled than 4 years of self disciplined learning and work experience.

Maybe you went to a top university in the states but with all respect these universities are not even a fraction of what the average student experienced in every other university.

EDIT: btw i went to uni in Europe, but never finished due to the reasons which I mentioned above, so i’ve got some experience what uni life is.
Curious if this was also true in the old days with telephony.
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Sarolea: Belgian electric superbike right here
https://www.sarolea.com/motorcycles
What really bothers me about these articles is that the authors claim to beat but they only study 37 companies. What about the 38th? Or the 380th. I guarantee you I can cherry pick 37 companies where a linear regression will accurately predict earnings quarter over quarter... what does that prove?
The US has meddled in European politics ever since the World Wars, and if they had not, you'd probably be a Russian.

The US has asked Germany to increase their own defense spending and provide symbolic support for a stupid war. But were there really any consequences when Germany said no? Those are not good examples of the US undermining European politics.
The Energiewende will make natural gas prohibitive over time.

That pipeline will be profitable, but I don't see it as a strategic factor (except for Ukraine who can't exert pressure on Russia by withholding deliveries to Western Europe).

On the other hand, building such a "firewall" will also be useful if the US chooses to exert more pressure like that, for example over the EU defense fund not planning to prop up the US military-industrial complex.

The USA became a much less gentle bully on the world stage in the last couple years (predating Trump, so it's not just about him, although his policy making probably accelerates it as well as the international response)
> For all the bad that the US does, at least they don't invade and annex European countries, and try to undermine European politics.

Did you really just post that under an article about how the US is undermining European politics?
the big ones do...kind of.

https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/bing-javascript/

either way, the actual user experience with real html is much better (it can be parsed & rendered in flight as it streams, etc.).

there's no good excuse for a content platform to require js to read the content.
The US is accusing him of being more than just a passive receiving end for previously exfiltrated classified info. The allegation is that he actively encouraged Manning to obtain the diplomatic cables after he sent the helicopter video, and that Manning then downloaded them. That's a whole lot more than just being a leak host.
The "security" of Nitrokey is a joke.

As others have mentioned they were actually hacked https://old.reddit.com/r/crypto/comments/bis3pf/extract_pgp_...

Nitrokey does not support half of the features OnlyKey does and even the users on their own forum prefer OnlyKey -https://support.nitrokey.com/t/nitrokey-vs-onlykey/638
My partner is also remote and I work from home. This probably the best possible working situation I've ever had. Just do work when you're feeling productive, go for walks, get out of the house in the morning. Don't over work, because once you've set that bar you can't lower it. Realistically you will get done in 2 hours what takes an office worker a whole day.
This is correct. Also consider that almost any Japanese bike can be had used for $3k or under. Electric bikes are in low five figures and the used market is basically non-existent. We have no data on how reliable they will be long term either. Plus range and availability of charging stations is a thing.

But I think the main reason we won’t see ICE motorcycles go away soon is simply because used bikes are such a huge market. You can buy a 1970s Honda and get it to run again very cheaply and it will just plugging along. You can’t do that with cars for the most part and the safety features have improved with cars with every decade while for motorcycles they have only improved substantially in 2010s with the EU mandating ABS as a requirement. So a 2005 bike is going to be essentially the same as a 1975 one, safety-wise. I would bet in 2070 people will absolutely be riding 100 year old bikes.
He is not currently serving the sentence for jumping bail. Right now he is just being held waiting for a hearing.
"Democracy is one of the forms of bourgeois capitalist society.

[...]

As a result, democracy is merely one variety of bourgeois dictatorship, its fictitious political freedoms and democratic guarantees are a smokescreen designed to conceal its true identity. " [1]

In his "constructive part" [2] he carefully avoids talking about assemblies or votes. It is clear he does not know really how to solve conflicts and just hope none will arise.

He also mentions the need of an army to have a unity of command, but just specifies this must be decided quickly, without giving clear advice on how to do that without dreaded centralization nor democracy.

[1] http://www.nestormakhno.info/english/newplatform/general.htm

[2] http://www.nestormakhno.info/english/newplatform/constructiv...
Wow, that's great! Thanks.
Ok but he was not sentenced to this.
Germany's influence over the EU is one of the reasons Brexit Happened, and will likely lead to more nations leaving the EU
Sure, but the Barton Gellman, from the Washington Post, coordinated with Ed Snowden to publish his leaks, too. Breaking the law in such a way is just not sufficient to explain why he ends up in prison.
> Plus granting a firm a government monopoly on a region is always a bad idea that ultimately hinders the development and deployment of new solutions.

I'd be surprised if these areas weren't already under at&t and charter monopoly.
Facebook's creepiness has no boundaries by the looks of it.
There was never any appeal to me in a speaker which is so tightly coupled with software. I don’t see those still working in 10+ years. Whereas there’s plenty of old hifi setups still being used.
The fact that the software has an intentional bricking mechanism in it just makes this more apparent.
Except you do not really ride bikes because they are efficient or convenient. They are way less convenient than cars almost every time. Exception: lane filtering in CA in traffic. Bikes are just the most fun you can have with your pants on.
You could just make a CA cert and sign a domain name that you always point to some RFC1918 non routing address. I’ve never done this because I try to avoid things that “require https even with localhost” but I’m fairly certain that would work and all you need is the OpenSSL command.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21894150
The key here is that you wouldn't get a loan to a college that won't provide you a useful degree for the tuition rate they charge the student. You want the lender to be discerning and not give out bad loans.

Right now, the entire industry assumes students are not price conscious and you only need to sell them on the college experience instead of the price and value of the degree.

Having said that, the government can always provide grants to make things more equitable.
> What do other init systems do that systemd doesn’t?

If they're script based, they allow lower level troubleshooting and modification without having to recompile.
Wimbledon used to use white slazenger balls.

https://images.app.goo.gl/W7Edd15tbHbB8Kkq8
Yeah but that could also just as well be random data.
"Decisions in the modern state tend to be made by the interaction, not of Congress and the executive, but of public opinion and the executive."
> Did you really just post that under an article about how the US is undermining European politics?

Keyword: Undermined. I feel like you're arguing in bad faith here. I don't see the US undermining anything here except a project that would've made Russia richer and further increased Germany's gas dependence, and by extension political dependence, on Russia. I'd say the project itself was undermining the EU solidarity and unity, and that halting this project is ensuring that Russia doesn't continue to gain more influence over European politics.
A lot depends on the expectations of your workplace.

Roll out of bed whenever and work in my PJs? Not when my meetings are all over video.

Change up my work hours to take random long breaks and work odd hours? Not when a fair portion of my work is collaborative.

You need to take the time to find out what works for you.
How “discerning” could you be when making loans to teenagers with no income and no credit history?

The only thing that would happen is that the banks would force all loans to be co-signed. Guess who is statistically unlikely to get loans in that scenario?
I think, "Operating Income".
Waiting for Betelgeuse: what's up with the tempestuous star?
Ooof. That's worse, but the equation is the same. The lender does not evaluate the value of degree given the loan amount. That's the market distortion taking place, and why administrative costs (and consequently cost of education) has skyrocketed.
Probably path dependence as much as anything else.
> The UK spent 10s of millions on policing costs monitoring abscondment.

They didn't have to. The fact they chose to throw ridiculous amount of money away besieging some guy because US dislikes him, is on them, not on Assange.
Not really, if older hardware doesn't support newer features, you'll think about switching ecosystems when you need more speakers. This approach justifies more Sonos gear.
In the Alabama Black Belt, there's usually cell signal along major roads and in its towns. On the numbered county roads, you might get a bar or two in some lucky spot. But mostly not. Usually there's just a lonesome line of small power poles out to the last homestead. Then nothing until the other side of the tree farm.

The rural poverty of the Black Belt isn't an equitable thing with easy pay bills, computer using jobs, and government assistance. All those things are hard to do by design. The Black Belt was 1/2 shares share cropping when slavery was banned. And the cropping was cotton. You can't eat cotton. To get food you got to sell it to the only buyer around. And the buyers were the people who figured half of all your family produced was fair exchange for a tar paper shack and a loaned mule to make you more productive. Or rather you and your family. Mom pop and the little ones working the field year round.
ugh, I think you're right. It's kind of become like "no publicity is bad publicity"
The personal attack is uncalled for. This is not /r/india. The rest of your post was insightful.
>I've seen this done for quaternions, where you have a 4-value unit vector.

Which has an additional benefit, namely that the unit quaternions q and -q represent the same rotation, so there's no need to store the sign bit.
But I bet it took a lot more code than:

python3 -m http.server

Note also that Python is primarily reference counted, with GC used only to detect cyclic references.
Thx, but doesn't that indicate that it's not a deep link, but a simple redirect that Apple refuses to give to me when I use their default browser—instead giving me something else?

And it's worth noting that simply clicking that link gives me the following alert:

>Restore "News"?
>
>You followed a link that requires the app "News", which is no longer on your iPhone. You can restore it from the App Store.

The two choices I'm given are "Show in App Store" or "Cancel"

Apple clearly tells me that it is impossible for me to view this webpage unless I install their News app. This is clearly false, technically, and I knew it. But I literally hadn't figured out how to view it until somebody mentioned trying copying and pasting the url into another browser.
> The Energiewende will make natural gas prohibitive over time.

The Energiewende is laughable in its ambitions though, especially on top of wanting to implement a project like this. Germany has an issue in not being serious about tackling climate change - this is just another example of it.

I'm all for the EU unifying against the US's bullying, but this is something that should've been tackled when the US was undermining the Iran deal over nothing. But suddenly this project has motivated German politicians to push for unity? Really?
>> but some people _like_ sysvinit

> Is that really true

Yes
Pathways to Cellular Supremacy in Biocomputing
> I didn’t work out whether this bijection is a homeomorphism or not

It can't be a homeomorphism as one space is Hausdorff and the other very much isn't.
From what I've researched, the Hillary emails were most likely from an internal source.
You have three parties: schools, financial institutions, and teenagers.

You have four - parents. Students can’t get a loan without filling out FAFSA which requires their parents involvement. Parents could guide children in the right direction.
What moral act? Working for Russia and helping them push their agenda - willingly or out of ignorance? You are blind if you thing Assange and Wikileaks was some kind of a knight for truth.
"Russian authoritarians" are happy both that he exists and that Western authoritarians are torturing him to death.
This is beyond fucked up
Summary: Many round trips of small api requests can add up a lot of latency. An often used tactic is to bundle requests. Even better is to locally cache data when possible.

Is this news for anybody here?
It's not mutually exclusive.

* Sometimes individuals must break the law for greater good. This is called civil disobedience, or civil resistance.

* Just because one is breaking the law for common good, civil servants can't and should not be expected to stop enforcing the law. If you allow that, it's the end of the rule of law based society. The whole idea of just society is that you restrict what individuals in the government can do.

If you decide that civil disobedience is the way and you break the law, you should not ask to be treated differently under the law. Political pardons exist for a reason.

(I'm not taking position on the legality of actions Assage took, or justification of his actions. I'm arguing general principle.)
This is also how "whiter than white" detergent works.
PBS has an informative episode (2014) about the coywolf [1].

[1] https://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/coywolf-meet-the-coywolf/860...
It’s an interesting watch if you’ve not seen it. It’s about how no one dares even talk about methane being an issue because of pressure from the meat industry.
$29k is a decent chunk of change of you don't have a high paying job. It'll take you many years to pay off because of all your other expenses (housing, transportation, healthcare, food, clothing, etc.).
> But suddenly this project has motivated German politicians to push for unity? Really?

The article was copied to reddit (see link somewhere else in this discussion): The ideas that were floated on twitter (of all places! this is far from official) extend on the Iran anti-embargo trade vehicle, which so far wasn't successful.

The issue with the trade vehicle is that it works better the larger its scope, so propping this up over _yet_ another example of US sanctions (this time hitting the EU more directly) also helps the Iran case.
> and further increased Germany's gas dependence

It doesn't, though. If Russia starts playing games (or just raises prices), Germany can immediately import American LPG, practically within weeks. There is no dependence on either Russia or America, and that's what makes America work against it. They want Germany to become dependent. On them.
FWIW I'd be much more comfortable recommending Magic Wormhole if the default was tweaked to give bad guys only say 1-in-2^32 or worse chance of success.

It's roughly the same reasoning as for your Windows GUI argument. This tool is now very suitable for people who understand what it does, but it is not yet well adjusted for users who lack that understanding.

Today - when most Magic Wormhole users can probably explain what a PAKE is - if you attack a Magic Wormhole transfer and cause errors (by guessing wrong) those users will react by increasing the length of the Wormhole code. But if we popularize it without fixing this default, do you think my sister knows to do that?
>How “discerning” could you be when making loans to teenagers with no income and no credit history?

Very. They may very well take into account your grades and SAT score to determine feasibility of repayment.

>The only thing that would happen is that the banks would force all loans to be co-signed.

They may and why shouldn't they? This will deter expensive colleges and push students to cheaper alternatives like trade schools, community colleges and state schools. What's wrong with that?

>Guess who is statistically unlikely to get loans in that scenario?

People who can't pay back loans? I don't follow your point. Are you saying that loans should be made without consideration of feasibility of repayment?
World Bank’s optimism about declining poverty is wrong
Are you saying that there is no advantage to having experience in designing and operating a car factory? The stories about Tesla seem to provide arguments both for and against that idea. They made choices for speed and efficiency that no other manufacturer would have tried. Those tradeoffs seem to have paid off so far, but not without some significant cost. It seems plausible that a car maker starting from scratch might make a simple, dumb mistake, that totally compromises the reliability of the car.
Podesta emails were phished. This doesn't require APT of any sort.
If you don't police a bail violation and send the offender to jail, then bail is really just a pinky-swear release. Come to court if you want, type of deal.
> As someone who doesn't smoke, barely drinks alcohol, doesn't take illegal drugs, and (I hope) is in a lifelong-monogamous relationship, I hate having to cover healthcare costs specific to those problems.

You should try some compassion--they say it's also a healthy life choice.

And, that must be pretty convenient, how the legality of drugs just happens to line up exactly with how you judge people on whether they're worthy and deserve health or not.
P Programming Language: Async, event-driven programming using state machines
and once profitability gets in the lenders' equation you'll see lot of art colleges and similar reduce their tuition costs to match their value in the job market
Slack have blocked using the website on mobile
I am not serving static content, so this reply is absolutely irrelevant.

On top of this, you can do the same with docker run nginx -v.:/var/www (which btw is a similar number of symbols). Also python’s http module barely supports anything but the most basic content-types (so good luck with eg SVGs).
Just start the thing you want to make. Figure things out as you go. You'll make mistakes. So what?
Noita – a roguelite game in which every pixel is simulated
The 100k is a net present value calculation, which includes a 5% per year discount, which is quite steep. 1/1.0515<0.5, 0.9530<0.25. The undiscounted difference in lifetime earnings looks, just eyeballing the figure, to be around 300-500k.
The oldest millennials are now 38 years old.