skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm currently on my second one. The Miata is not a commuter car. It's is a weekend road trip car. It's easy to find one a few years old with low mileage. My first one was 5 years old with 27k.

Miata culture is a thing. Being a convertible is one aspect of it, but other attractions are the handling and how common manuals are. In every area I've lived, there's at least one active Miata club where members take group road trips on weekends. These trips are typically 150-250 miles up and down hills and curves. A 100 mile range on a Miata definitely would not sell.
No, the context is internal communications between employees during the design and construction phase of the aircraft.

Imagine if your conversations of various bugs for a software project that you were building were released after the fact, what do you think they would sound like out of context?
You want better performance per watt. Apple sells millions of iPads and Google OEMs sell some number of ARM Chromebooks and Tablets. Amazon is selling little android tablets as low as $40.

The desktop is essentially a legacy model as it stands today. Nobody is offering ARM because Windows doesn’t support it, and there really aren’t other options. Even enterprises are shipping the cheapest crap possible for PCs and innovating on mobile.

You’ll see some change when Apple ships ultralight laptops that aren’t as compromised as the intel platform devices.
"almost always no one particularly gives a crap about YOU and your specific data"

It's really amazing how much time people spend these days trying to gather information on people, considering how useless it is. I don't mean mass surveillance, I mean like people that you want to do business with individually.
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In the 3D CNN photo there is a tent-like white structure in the background. This looks to where 12 St Expressway passes under the National Mall[1].

In the CNN photo the square in front of it is empty on the left and right of the mall, and on the right side the second square in front of it is mostly empty too. Maybe it is slightly fuller than the pic put out by the Trump Inaugural Committee, but in the Getty Image of the Obama inauguration the crowds continue another city block at least (the photo cuts off while they are still dense, but it's much further than in the Trump photo as can be seen by aligning the curve at point [1]). Pic at [2].

Conclusion: that photo doesn't present any evidence that there were more people than claimed. In fact it strengthens the case that there were more people at the Obama inauguration.

[1] https://www.google.com/maps/place/38%C2%B053'22.8%22N+77%C2%...

[2] https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/822548522633400321/photo/...
Unsolicited advice: buy the cheapest mattress (that doesn't squeal) that you can find and slap a $50 memory foam topper on top of it. That maxes out my comfort level.
reading is done with mmap. it returns instantly and then loads memory pages from disk only when you use them.
What I would like is the ability to replace scripts (including (but not limited to) inline scripts) with my own versions.
Somerset Maugham wrote a great short story - "The Lotus Eater" about a bank manager who earned a lot of money, then retired to an island of Capri to live comfortably off his savings - become a "lotus-eater". The kicker is when after 25 years his money runs out, and his life of comfort has deprived him of the will to work again.

Perhaps here the author is talking of a different type of "lotus-eater" - one who has become comfortable not taking risks, and live in the comfort of their company perks and just coast along without striving hard. Their day of reckoning may come if they get fired and suddenly find they have lost the knack of living in a world without these perks and strewn with risks.

I think this should be read as a person's own story of what compels them to live as they do, and not as a judgement on other people who choose to make different life choices.
It was glaringly obvious from the first report considering the ongoing missile strike.
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The video was the smoking gun
So tragic, and I guess credit to the Iranians for admitting their mistake. It's good to see both sides walking back from war.

Edit: the voting behavior of this is pretty extreme, but I don't even know why. Do people think it isn't good they admitted it? Or is it simply "Iran should never get credit for anything"? Or is it "of course they had to" (which is clearly not the case, as the MH17 and initial denials around the shoot down of Korean Air 007 and Iran Air 655 shows)
In addition, many men don't consider a lot of behaviors as sexual harassment, and so think nothing of it.
Are you talking about a Negative Income Tax? It is one of the most effective ways to rebalance the economy (Milton Friedman famously supported one), and can be designed to work like a Universal Basic Income. The other common option is the EITC, but both NIT and EITC only help those who file taxes in the first place.
One oops and maybe something gets nuked, but I don't think it makes any sense to worry about the whole world being destroyed. Why would they? I mean, if the US was hit, it would be like 9/11 only bigger, and I'm sure people would be talking about glass parking lots, but why would all the missiles be launched towards everywhere? Who wants to destroy the world and why wouldn't they have done it already? Same goes for any other country.
I'm surprised more websites aren't taking advantage of TouchId. It's so easy for people to use.

Even login.gov supports it!

https://www.slashgear.com/chrome-is-adding-touch-id-and-fing...
Gravity actually makes it easier to go back and forth, no?
So many people left academia after completing their PhD because they could not find legitimate funding to continue their research.

Lloyd should resign from MIT immediately. There is simply no excuse for soliciting money from a child trafficking racketeer like Jeffrey Epstein.

If your research is worth pursuing, compete honestly for federal research grants like everyone else.
A NIT and UBI can be designed to be equivalent: http://www.scottsantens.com/negative-income-tax-nit-and-unco...

A UBI of course has a lot of other benefits (being distributed monthly or more often, going to people who are unable to work, being universal and therefore more resistant politically).
> Sure, like a bank has the duty to protect your safe deposit box, but CA defrauded Facebook the way a bank can be robbed.

Choosing to give away your property to third parties is not comparable to being robbed. Facebook collected the data on unsuspecting users and proceeded to willingly give away the data. Thus Facebook is responsible for what comes out of it. There is no way around it, and it boggles the mind how this fact is brushed aside.
true, if you have 7 fast disks and one slow disk in a raidz, you get 7 x slow disk performance.
They could be more transparent by saying exactly which Firefox versions are affected, which is an accepted norm. Unfortunately, this is not the first time users have been left guessing.
I think you don't have an appreciation of the devastation that modern thermonuclear warheads are capable of, as well as the sophisticated delivery systems that the United States has concocted and refined over many, many years.
seriously.

When I was young I used to wonder how in the hell the Salem Witch Trials ever happened. It boggled my mind.

I don't wonder about how it happened anymore, I've seen it so many times it's old hat now.

I mean what next, anyone who takes a jet with Bill Clinton is having sex with an intern?
When my gf lived in Malaysia, she added her phone number to FB and forgot about it. Years later, after having moved back to Vietnam, the number was recycled and someone was able to use that number to gain access to her FB account and reset the password.

Getting access back to her account took a bunch of steps, including adding her current number.

The interface for FB really makes it seem like you might lose access to your account if you don't provide them with your number. Even better is that FB exposes a small list of your friends (and the total count) of everyone who has given them their phone number.

tl;dr: Don't add your phone number to FB.
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More than subsidizing humans, it actually pumps money directly into automation. Currently the value prop of an automated solution to companies is the total cost of human labor it replaces. If humans get more expensive, the machines/software looks more appealing to implement.

Machines work 24/7, never get sick, and don't unionize.
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For the same reason you would show up at Bill Gates house for lunch if you were invited.
If the devices have Bluetooth or similar, couldn’t they function as some distributed monitoring network for other Bluetooth devices, building a database over time of devices?

Maybe I’m just being paranoid.
Family of 4 (2 kids under 16) in 2020 taking standard deduction, no childcare expenses, no tax deferred savings.

FICA Payroll taxes paid
50k * .0765 = 3825

Tax Burden
50k - 24800 (Standard deduction MFJ) = 25600

25600 = $2676.90 in FIT taxes owed before credits

Child tax credit
$4000
EITC
~$750

Total Credits
$4750

Total Federal tax burden
-4750 + 3825 + 2677 = 1752/50000 = 3.5%

So not zero, but pretty darn close.
Pretty sure I've seen Chinese or other "strange" characters as an artifact of certain code obfuscation in the past.
My pronouns? What does that question mean?
I generally try not to write things at work that could look bad to the NY Times, but my point was just that it's overanalyzing to distinguish between levels of confidence here. In context, if the crashes hadn't happened, maybe it wasn't all that significant. But at least momentarily, it must have seemed important to the writer. It is true that often at work I'm concerned about something, and it's because I'm confused so when I'm reassured I realize my earlier comments are inapplicable.
Aka The Great Filter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Filter
> I guess credit to the Iranians for admitting their mistake.

They denied it up until a few hours ago even after the video evidence first dropped. After a bunch of countries said they had intelligence that it was shot down they walked back their story.
Context for other readers: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21989165
I’ve seen numerous accounts that the prison is understaffed and under budgeted. I’m not surprised at all that they would lose footage if they’re out of drive space and don’t have enough eyes to keep up with the error logs.

Also if you missed the latest news stories, they did save the footage for one of them but were given the wrong cell number so they had footage for the wrong floor.

This is just the general level of disorder and incompetence you can expect when you decide not to give a thing the level of funding it needs.
That seems very likely. They probably had anti-aircraft and anti-missile missile systems fully armed and something either automatically mis-categorized the aircraft as a bomber or missile and shot at it or someone got nervous and trigger happy.
> If somebody wants your shit and specifically your shit.... they’ll get it...

How? I don't think Brian Krebs has been hacked, even though he's extremely targeted by hackers (his site is literally the benchmark for performing DDOS attacks on).
> Does anyone really think that we should give Facebook any power over our political system or give them the power to be the gatekeepers of what political ads we see?

They already have that power, and one of the problems posed by Facebook is that they leverage that power to disseminate false information devised to undermine democracies by unscrupulous totalitarian regimes.
Use Authy instead of Google Authenticator. Problem solved. RFC 4226 doesn't specify that you can't have shared devices.
I wonder if this explains why my grandfather would go on and on about the war (II) as if it happened yesterday.
The last one likely wasn't 1995, that's the most recent publicly known. There is no way that India, Pakistan, and China have zero combined close calls.
Yes, it was. Planes are very reliable. What's the odds there's a crash in Iran hours after they attach the US and are on high alert for a counter attack?

It's a safe bet.
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The AMD 29000 series really should rate a mention in such an article:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Am2900_and_Am29000...
Yup, I have the same misgivings. I hate getting locked out, but at the same time, I'm pretty paranoid and want secure passwords, don't leave copies of them around.

So I've been working on a backup plan. Current incarnation is to use a simple Go cli tool with Shamir's secret sharing algo to break a password into N/M shards. The user can then do whatever they please with the shards, give some to their family, friends, attorney, make a pirate map, get an rfid chip, anything you want.
Denying it until they completed their investigation is just smart. The US has a history of blowing up planes and blaming Iran after all.
I think it may have gotten some criticism at one point (I guess what doesn't these days), but probably one of my favorite books is on this topic, Command and Control.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_and_Control_(book)

It goes through a number of accidents that I wasn't personally aware of, but also goes through a number of political items that make the whole situation very scary, Such as I think it was the US Air Forces massive push back to putting any codes on the weapon triggers, or setting every code to 0000 when finally forced to do so. Or how a technician was able to smuggle out a training nuclear bomb to show his girlfriend what he did at work, which was stored with the live nuclear bombs.

Anyways, super interesting book.
The same reason that you don't do business with organized crime.
I didn't know the private island had a landing strip large enough for a private jet!
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Nonprofits are corporate entities too.

The Citizens United case, the most recent Supreme Court case striking down restrictions on political speech, was about a nonprofit organization opposed to Hillary Clinton. The government tried to shut down their “documentary” film about Hillary.
The backstory here is a bit more complex. The "powder" is entirely safe and the blogger was spreading disinformation while also running an incentive/referral site of their own while being connected to a competitor (GhostBed). Whoops.

https://www.legalreader.com/ghostbed-vs-purple-mattress-laws...

https://nonbiasedreviews.com/was-honest-mattress-reviews-bro...

etc.
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> I want the Iranians to know, if I am the president, we will attack Iran if Iran were to attack Israel -- even if there were no Congressional authorization or a clear and present danger to the U.S

I mean, as a "Clinton is the worse option" quote, that hasn't aged well this week, has it? Mind you, the entire article is just the same old "Trump is visibly awful and we can work with that" many idiots ran with and were completely wrong about.
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Horribly tragic. But let those who have never shot down a civilian airliner in error be the first to throw stones...
Photo ID seems like enough, no?
Sorry, what history?
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Average IQ is [1]98 and decreasing. Don't think it would be statistically possible for everyone to have 110 as IQ in workplaces.

[2] For your other claims about low IQ. It is "correlated" with lower lifespan (bit different than what you claimed but causes are similar) since you didn't cite.

You can find studies explaining high IQ with differences in environment or income and others point to genes. Some studies claim the choice of [3]toys your kids play with correlates to their IQ and success in life while others ask you to find a good genetic match.

Depending on which camps you are in, IQ could be highly related to the poor condition of the society.

* -15 points for not getting a healthy diet and regular health check ups in your childhood.

* -15 points for lack of proper education, social and family structure in your childhood.

* -17 points for mental health problems, unemployment, poverty and limited freedom after you become an adult.

Those issues overlap with each other regardless of IQ. Although, you can argue Intelligent parents can change these outcomes and if you believe IQ is heritable, then it makes perfect sense. You can use that to explain your bias.

Historically, evidence has been carefully crafted to promote products, services, aristocracy and many other things. I believe a lot happens now too with a different vector (China manipulating their averages) so I think IQ is not a good metric for looking down on people and explaining other circumstantial problems.

1] https://www.healthline.com/health/average-iq

2] https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/research-confirms...

3] https://www.parentingscience.com/intelligence.html
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Not from what I’ve seen. There is a sample you can push your hand into, but certainly it’s not big enough to properly try out.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655
Bottlepy is like one of those plucky little mammals living amongst giants. It is nimble and quick with small footprints.

I use it for quickly deploying endpoints for specific tasks such as a miniscule CDN and the obligatory blog. Great for home automation as well.
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Well, yes, but the question is whether it is good or bad for society to add regulations that lead to driving up the cost of "taxi" services and people potentially being unable to get places.

You might be helping the small segment of low income drivers, but hurting plenty of other low income users who may have difficulty paying higher prices. I have no idea what the net effect is, but what worries me is the state (as far as I'm aware) didn't run such an analysis before passing such far reaching laws.
Possibly. Though surely someone (or some algorithm) in the decision chain finds it odd that the enemy bomber takes off from their own countries airfield.
They weren't really anonymous. Those who needed to know, knew. The details were just hidden from the general public.

"Really anonymous" might be to set up a trust, interact through a lawyer, where MIT receives no information about the person behind the scenes.

But people at MIT knew, and it helped him make connections with other people.

In addition, the donations were reciprocated. One example (going from memory, so might have details wrong) was that one of the labs was asked to make a gift for Epstein.
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Also don't forget that Rafael Reif was responsible for orchestrating the massive coverup of fraud at MIT Lincoln Laboratory regarding Ted Postol's allegations of fraudulent missile defense tests:

https://www.technologyreview.com/s/401412/postol-vs-the-pent...

If the Department of Defense had not punted on the investigation, then provost Rafael Reif and his supervisor president Susan Hockfield would be serving time in a federal penitentiary with former dean of MIT Sloan School of Management Gabriel Bitran

https://money.cnn.com/2014/08/12/investing/mit-professor-sca...

instead of sending thank-you notes to one of the most depraved child molesters of the 20th century.

Shame on Reif and Hockfield!
It wouldn't be the first time a country has claimed intelligence is just made up. They deserve credit for not doing that.
What if you are abroad?
My debit card was recently blocked and I had to wait until I went back, walked in the bank and show my face and ID.
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you're probably right -- but the fact that a missile can fire automatically with either 1): inaccurate confidence in the target being what they think it is or 2) an improper confidence threshold allowing for the misclassification of an airliner as a missile, is pretty scary.

One likes to think that automatic missiles should be fairly accurate and confident in their assessments.

My question i've wondered : was the sensitivity deliberately set very high so as to provide counter-attacks no matter what? If that's the case, isn't it more than accidental?
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