skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The ocean acidifying is perfectly fine terminology. You're looking at this through a politicized lens.
Facebook actually has a clear escalation path for requests from friends and family --- no guarantee that you'll get a response, or the outcome you'd like, but at least someone will look at it.
I find mention of Maslow's pyramid in these sorts of discussions interesting because people seem to forget a few specific needs ranked on it that become extremely hard to handle because the purchase of such is often illegal and the production of such cannot be made interpersonal nor automated and scaled like any other need can be. It is so controversial that if you go check the wikipedia article, they don't even rank that specific need on the level that Maslow and there is a dedicated controversy section.
Unusable on osx. It fires off 20+ notarization errors on run.
Personally, I prefer the 90s UX over the stuff we see these days.

The modernization of the FF UI, combined with the reduction in the ability to customize it enough to make it the way I want, is one of the reasons I stopped using Firefox (not the main reason, though!)

Whatever TB does, I hope they at least allow people the ability to modify the UI enough to make both of us happy!
Okay, that makes sense, I didn't know Amazon does that.
Meena: Did you say you are buying a stroller to use in the countryside? I was just looking at these: {url}(hip new stroller){AD}
If you keep reading, Twitter, another of Clearview’s scrape targets, did send them a cease-and-desist letter, asking them to “cease scraping and delete all data collected from Twitter”. Not that that guarantees Twitter will actually follows through and file a lawsuit if Clearview doesn’t comply.
China Has Not Accepted U.S. Offers to Send CDC Experts to Aid in Coronavirus
> a market solution where we greatly lower the costs for things at the bottom of Maslow’s pyramid.

With the exception of housing and healthcare, which are supply side restricted, aren't most consumer goods already pretty fierce markets?
If I could find their email address, I'd send a copy of this post to the ... (designers??) over at Thunderbird. Its UI is the biggest mess I've seen since MS added ribbons to Word.
> So the idea of going out and back, out and back, out and back, in a radial pattern — or something like that — is not so improbable. And if you were a person who expects there to be an island, who knows that islands are in chains and believes that you will find another island and that there will be another island beyond that, then the question is basically, “How long is it going to take to find the next one?”

That's the fascinating bit for me. Being an exceptional navigator is one thing, but finding some of those tiny specks of land in a massive ocean in the first place is really something incredible.
Also, Secure Shellfish does great at integrating SFTP with the Files app. (It doesn’t do plain FTP, though.)
You're effectively talking about APRS[1].

[1] http://www.aprs.org
Evolution through natural selection happens much quicker than that. Sure, fish walking on land progression takes awhile, but otherwise it's pretty quick.
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/05/evolution-brings-ext...

As for the crabs, some of them still develop hard shells. They'll reproduce and the soft-shelled ones won't. So whatever it is that causes harder shells will persist.
This is mildly off-topic, but how does one end up working on problems that are complex enough for things like this to even be an issue? It sounds incredibly interesting to me, but most of the software I've worked on has been at least somewhat web-based.

I know there's so much more out there, and I'm just not sure how to find relevant problems to solve...it feels like a serious case of "I don't know what I don't know."

I guess I should probably just pick some non-web concept I find interesting and start making something.
Is your comment really that because my parents argued about money they were bad parents?
a0,a1,a2 = arr.splitat({i,j})

maybe? It avoids repeating i and j twice and arr thrice, at least. Admittedly, there probably are cases where you really do want a range [x..^y] for arbitrary x and y, but it seems like most cases aren't.
Hopefully they have gambling
these nlp models are getting better and better but what we need ofc is for some model of the world to be constructed during the speech. If I tell you that yesterday I accidentally knocked a glass of water off the table and it fell on to soft carpet you could guess that it survived the fall without shattering. What we need is a chatbot that as you talk to it can update a 3d game/physics engine model from your words so that common sense implications of your statements can be gleaned. As you speak it will simulate what you are describing and then use info gathered from the simulation to draw conclusions.
I would imagine this is some form of AWS partnership to showcase Aurora here. I do not think results with MySQL would be substantially different. If anything I would expect better price performance.
There are a few comments about how to decrease stress. From personal experience, asking "How can I be less stressed?" is like asking "How can I be happy?" There's not really a great answer... but you can look at the things that would make you _unhappy_ and avoid them. So here's "How can I become MORE stressed?"

1. Buy as much nice stuff as you can – it's okay if you go into debt because it'll persuade you to work harder!

2. Since you're so busy, accept that you don't have time to exercise. You can get around to it in the future (once you're rich!)

3. Stay up as late as you can. After all, you can sleep when you're dead. Caffeine is your friend.

4. Be too lazy to make todo lists or mark anything on your calendar.

5. At least once per week, compare yourself to everyone else. It's the only way to judge how you're doing.

6. Do everything yourself. You don't need to hire that tax accountant. You don't need to ask for help.

7. Sell your time to [Company Name Here]. Yeah, they're hard to work for, but they might make you rich.
Well for one thing he wasn't in jail for life when they made the decision not to push for charges.
Monthlog 03: What caught my attention in January
So they don't leave it on your doorstep, but they put the code in your box? That sounds even better for thieves! Get the code from the box, go to the self-service area, type in the code, and walk away without any suspicion, since that's what everyone else there does!
Associations between intelligence and childlessness in men (2019) [pdf]
What advantages does the optacon have over OCR solutions or phone apps? Why did your cohorts abandon them?
"Turn on the grid lines" is basically "rule of thirds".
It is perfectly fine. It's also not what the headline says.
Still do not get it. A networked device can revolt anytime. It is in the flash code they can change anytime. There might be a war one day and if so, you will be dead NT he ware.
Like most things in ML, the technological exists and theoretically works, but ymmv in production.
What Australia’s AGL Energy Learned About Cloud Native Compliance
+ it allows working with GCC-based compilers (GNAT for example) and mixed C/Ada code bases.

Although the instrumentation via asm patching works well in most cases, it can break down in strange ways. See (shameless plug) : https://blog.adacore.com/running-american-fuzzy-lop-on-your-...

Amazing tool, quite extensible (adapted it to work only in memory+tmpfs without touching disk - specific corner-case... Very easily) and readable. It's also funny to scale to multiple cores and multiple machines.
> My music is in Spotify and Apple Music, my video is Netflix and Amazon Prime and Apple+

Does Spotify somehow integrate with Apple Music and Netflix with Apple+? Because, if not, your counterargument is just "there's no walled garden because I'm outside it".

Spotify, Netflix, Google, Kindle, etc work on both platforms. Apple stuff doesn't. That's the definition of "walled garden", that you can't use Android and still use any Apple stuff.
> 4.4BSD (unlike FreeBSD, or 4.4BSD-Lite(2)) contains proprietary code from AT&T Unix

Only three files had to be removed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNIX_System_Laboratories,_Inc.....
>I find mention of Maslow's pyramid in these sorts of discussions interesting because people seem to forget a few specific needs ranked on it

So why don't you remind us specifically which needs you're talking about? Then it becomes "that specific need".. Strange you didn't mention what it is. Why?
> The odd one out is Win32, but it's close enough to pthreads for the same concepts to apply.

One thing that i find very convenient in Win32 that is lacking in other platforms (at least using pthreads) is that every thread has its own message queue and you can have threads communicating with each other simply via PostMessage/GetMessage (which also handles sleeping). You can implement something similar over pthreads, but it is nice that the OS provides that out of the box.
He's talking about the fact that iMessage only runs on Apple hardware. That's what a walled garden is.
What does poverty mean in our world? I would think the poorest person in any western nation has more money and access to more resources than pretty much anyone in prior history. Also goes for many developing nations, too. Is there something else going on with poverty besides only amount of money on hand?
Are you using a physical keyboard, or an on-screen one? The Windows touch keyboard isn't great either.

Not a very fair comparison.
"Yet, in October 2008 when Facebook publicly announced its choice of what it grandly called its “international headquarters,” Sandberg was quoted in a press release singing the praises of the Irish workforce. “After exploring various locations throughout the region, we decided Ireland was the best place,” she said. “The talent pool in Dublin is world-class and recruiting local talent will help us better understand the needs of local users.”

In a private email to an old Google colleague the previous day, however, she’d been frank. “Same decision process Google went through a long time ago,” she wrote: “tax breaks to put international revenue through. Our operations there will be very small — maybe 10 people by end of this year and 30-50 by end of next year.”"

Always fun to get a peek into the private thoughts of industry leaders.
Which sports with a level playing field allow one team to have a thousand times as many players in play as the other team?
Lots of "they"s and generalisations.

In the words of the people the author is mocking, "ok boomer"
Inmates have nothing but time on their hands. We should give the mathematically inclined unsolved problems to turn over, and simple Raspberry Pis (even disconnected from the internet) for the means to code new software. If you have nothing but a wall to stare at for 12 hours a day, you may create something useful.

If I had the power I would free every non-violent prisoner. Any person in jail for putting a substance into their own body, or for selling such a substance, does not deserve to be there. Such a waste of society's resources and talent.
My team has been desperately searching for something like this. We actually started the effort to build our own, and were well into the prototyping phase. You may see some contributions from us in the future.
This is missing the point.

All Comms kit has back doors in it. Its about choosing whom you allow to put them in.

Cisco was riddled with backdoors, and if you were interesting, the five eyes would specially intercept your kit and put extra bits in before it was delivered to you.

The issue here is geopolitical. Who has control of your friend's internet.

Now there are few ways to look at this:

1) this is the present government's master plan to use this as a bargaining chip in negotiations

2) The kit is going to be at the edge, which if the network is designed properly, will mitigate attempts to snoop or spoof

3) GCHQ et al, can't plan for shit.

4) The government and civil service can't plan for shit, don't understand how tech can influence geo politics

5) Trump is trying to get allies to buy shitty expensive kit from the USA.

Out of all of these 4 is my favourite hypothesis, but there are bound to be more factors. Yes, Huawei have sponsored a lab to prove that their kit is secure. But of course they would, they are not going to ship gimped kit to be tested.

Also, As Huawei kit already operates vast parts of openreach's network (the company that runs the vast majority of landlines and fibre) the point is kind of moot. The decision to allow this is why marconi bit the bucket, killing the last bit on comms design the UK had. (like every other pioneering electronics/computing company in the UK.)
My dad was a very blue collar banker without a college degree at Bear Stearns, and we went bankrupt when 08 bubble burst.

We moved from our multi million dollar house to live in a trailer park where I slept in a bed with my brother and ate shitty food throughout middle and high school.

I would be really interested to have someone study the long term effects of it on me, because I think it's actually made me extremely ambitious and a little crazy. I'm the only person who made it out of that shithole, and I have very high standards for myself now. I just never stopped fighting, and probably will never stop. I'm 22 and my blood pressure is off the charts, but I guess that's the price you pay!

I guess I wonder how situational poverty (rich -> poor) affects you differently than just normal poverty. I've never met another person in a similar situation. Can anyone else relate?
Either people have agency ...

Or things are more nuanced than this view allows. What if people in general have some agency, but not always enough to counteract the larger scale actions that affect them?
-> Intapp: We're creating a customer profile and matching your activity from email, calendar, word, phone into that. So you as a lawyer can just check what happened and approve. I hope Intapp is not that far. :)
Our hook is that we really deeply integrated into O365 and use that information to pull other information from Android (Beta) for instance. So the idea is, that you just work for a month, open our app and see what happened in detail.

->target: We're at this point targeting anyone and see who responds. :) We go responses across the board, because of that we are not sure where to focus at this point.

Thanks man!
Indeed. There’s somewhat of a selection bias here, too. The older the song, the longer we’ve had to filter it out from other songs. Meanwhile, the blurriness of “modern” in “modern music” means that any comparison will be naturally biased. The mediocre songs of yesteryears are forgotten – but the mediocre songs of today are still gonna appear on the radio.
> You cannot rationally hold the belief that people can be allowed to have as many children anytime they want and that all children will be provided for regardless of the ability of their individual parents to provide for them. Such parents have shown they have no limiting factor, so the end result is that all children will be poor as you divert greater and greater resources from parents who act in more responsible ways to those who don't.

Yes you can. Why not? Not to mention your (implicit) assertion that [poor] people, "have as many children anytime they want" is also ridiculous.

> Not to mention that for every poor kid in this country (assuming you meant the US when you said "the country") there are a five to ten in southeast Asia with a lower standard of living. How do you justify tapping the productivity of a Boeing working in Renton to provide for a poor kid in Mississippi who has no more connection to that worker than a poor kid in Cambodia, while simultaneously not ensuring that that Cambodian kid has the same standard of living and opportunities you want to give to the Mississippian?

This is true, but irrelevant to the USA's own government policies. Presumably other countries should do the same with their own children.

Of course, we can take your line of thought and cut off the supply of public services to children and adults alike. Then see how quickly your own quality of life erodes. Indeed it's this very philosophy you hold that will explain why humanity will never take action on climate change or any global scale catastrophe that isn't imminent.
I think you missed what I'm saying, we don't get a choice. We integrate with the best option we can from a given vendor at the time. And we don't always have the luxury to go back and refactor architectures. We have integrations we setup 10 years ago that are still functional today, and there's no valid business case to touch them until they break.

Some vendors use OpenIDC, others use SAML, others use OAuth, some even use WS-Trust, while quite a few use custom authentication based off something Google did in 2006. Many say they support OpenIDC, SAML, or OAuth when in reality they have something loosely resembling those protocols.

The landscape has changed a lot in the 15 years I've been mucking about in identity. Entire industries were born to deal with the fact that Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Yahoo! couldn't keep their authentication APIs stable for more than 2 months at a time. 10 years ago you signed up with Gigya, JanRain or Ping so that you didn't need a team of developers to actively maintain your SSO integrations with 3rd parties.
Mac sales drop is fair small - 3% or so. The iPad saw a drop of 12% or so. Fairly significant.
There was a blog that I read with the founder. I am not sure how they worked.

The problem with this kind of product is that there are competing with pen and pencil (or the other way that lawyer track their time), so it is hard to change habits.
Just curious, did your cat-tender consent to remote monitoring as part of the contract for service?
I think one problem is that there isn't a real distinction between childhood poverty and poverty. There is no way to solve childhood poverty that doesn't also improve the parents' situation. As such, any solution to poverty then enables, for a certain segment of the population, a minimum level of poverty that they can choose to not fall below by having children.

Think about it like how the courts view jury nullification. They really don't like that the idea exists, but because it is a natural consequence of principles they follow concerning a jurors right to vote how they feel, they cannot stop it as long as the juror doesn't openly admit to it.

In the same way, a solution to childhood poverty has to be a solution to poverty for a portion of the population, and thus one has to accept a bias in which adult we solve poverty for or extend the solution to all adults, at which point we are now discussing general solutions to poverty.
> omnivores whose optimal diet for health contains both meat and plants.

Vegetarians can be, and usually are, just as healthy as meat eaters. And no optimal diet contains meat in the quantity Americans eat on average. Japan has barely 1/3rd the per-capita meat consumption with better life expectancy and health.
Don't forget luck, it's a pretty important factor.
> One of Clearview AI's investors defended the company, “We do not have to be hidden to be free.”

Yikes.
I'm already thinking of doing any "sensitive" searches (i.e. stuff i would rather google not know, e.g. my mental health state) on google through chrome's incognito mode, but then I think about it more and I realise that if I do a search on incognito mode, the browser probably knows and marks it as an extra special search and hence becomes even more "sensitive" (and reports back to Google)
> Hunting and tapping through menus on a touchscreen is, by nature, going to be slower then having your left hand ready to hit the undo command at a moment's notice.

I’ve seen DJs and other performance-artist using mixing software that actually spreads its control UX over several tablets. I wonder why no professional studio program has copied that?

(I’m not suggesting you’d need to own, like, five iPad Pros. More like one iPad Pro to draw on, and then a pile of random $100 Android tablets each showing one palette window.)

I think I did once see a demo where someone had a second iPad that acted entirely as an painter’s palette for the drawing on the primary iPad. And I mean “palette” literally: it was a canvas to smear and mix literal paint blobs around, with accurate optical results, which you could then sample with a brush tool, or take a cut of with a painting-knife tool.
> Not sure I would really blame Apple

I don't. They have their users best interests at heart and their solutions have always left the functionality we needed there but that still doesn't mean they haven't been a thorn in my side by evolving their platforms.
Getting a database error currently: https://web.archive.org/web/20200128215945/https://portlandp...
Hey fellow morning writer.

Last year I made the switch and used those unspoilt morning hours to finish a 100k word first draft of a novel, which is a first (heh) for me. 10/10 would not go back to selling my brain's most fertile hours to The Man.
I'm not one of the greatest programmers in the world, but I don't find C threads to be particularly hard to deal with in a robust way.

Threads in C are hard if you have a sloppy codebase with global variables everywhere and a general lack of structure and abstraction. Unfortunately, this describes many many C codebases.
That....doesn't seem like a feature!
Meena: have you tried turning it off and on again?
Facebook’s New Privacy Tool Is a Data Landfill
I believe the O2's chipset was actually called CRM.

The 1st gen Visual Workstations had a different chipset called 'Cobalt', but also had a Unified Memory Architecture.
If you think that a couple arguing over which sports team to buy is the same as arguing in frustration over how to make rent is the same, you are incorrect. Stress leads to arguments and people not being at their best; there are few things more stressful than not having the funds for basic necessities.

The solution is not for the poor to eat slugs...
Hardware open sourced and audited ? Are you joking ? They can be changed by a fix and it is networked.

Also vulnerability is another vector. You concentrate on what you know but not others left open is very hard to know.
Yes, you can rationally hold that belief.

You have different priors about how society and people work than I do, very different.

Go ahead and try to come up with reasons parent and I are rational, instead of assuming the worst and belittling others' thought processes. Maybe you'll learn something.
No new iPad Pro in 2019
> Threads make any single thing on your program mutable without your direct control.

No they don't. Threads don't mutate random variables by themselves, you need actual code that does the mutation (whether it's running on a separate thread or not).

I mean, how is that statement different from "calling other functions makes any single thing on your program mutable"?
What about people who have ignored safety laws and put people in risk or who have committed fraud?

For drug usage it would probably make sense to use some kind of alternative prison which is focused on getting people off drugs and not punishment.
+1 to David's channel. You don't even need to know theory to enjoy his videos.

My music knowledge is limited to building major and minor triads (maybe adding a seventh here and there) and I still enjoy his videos.
What a weak article and study. I am not familiar with BBCs content, but I would have expected it to be better quality.
iMessage is the greatest thing to happen to text messaging since text messaging itself. I refuse to use any Facebook owned product to communicate; so, that pretty much only leaves me SMS and iMessage.

I think you should be pissed at bottom barrel Android manufacturers putting shitty messaging interfaces on Android phones more than Apple for having a good messaging system.
My butthole has been a location on Facebook since 2012 I can’t get it removed
It's no longer visible? I'm not sure what else you want the mods to do about it.