skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>A society where fathers are used to and expected to participate more actively in child raring will also care more about their children IMHO. Such a society is hard to build without gender equality and independence for women.

I don't see why that should be so. Men need to think that it's important for their children's growth for them to be heavily involved in raising them, but I don't see why that should necessitate women being financially independent or achieving "gender equality", whatever that means. For example, if men believe that there are some critical aspects of child raising that simply cannot be done correctly by women, I think men would take a more active role in order to make sure they're able to provide their needed input, but I would guess those sorts of beliefs are contrary to "gender equality". I could actually see it making things worse to tell men that women are as capable of all aspects of child rearing as are men, because then why can't the woman just do it all?

>I don’t see low divorce numbers as a direct goal.

I don't either. The goal is a stable and happy society full of adults who were raised in stable and happy homes. Low divorce numbers are an essential element of achieving that.

>If you optimize for low divorce numbers you simply force women to stay in unhappy marriages.

That depends on how you try to lower the divorce rate, I suppose. If you make divorce a crime punishable by death and change nothing else, ya that's what you're going to end up with. If on the other hand you encourage people to avoid lifestyle choices that are associated with divorce, you will end up with fewer divorces and happier marriages.

>You seem to advocate a sort of 1950s style family life. I don’t think that is good for anyone.

Women reported being happier back then, so it seems like it was good for them at least. Who do you think that wasn't good for, and why?
I hope the US Federal Government does something to fix the situation for Healthcare. Healthcare and Education seem like the biggest issues in the US currently, just being unlucky on either aspect, even if you make amazing money can throw you into poverty it seems.. seems like a horrible way to live in constant fear.
Then the shittier devs will inevitability be hired to work and the outcome is clear. The fact that genius people are working at Facebook to help us press like button on Kardashians' ass image at scale and dummies are working for Boeing already has shown its consequences.
"Has another drop fallen yet? No." Done working for the day.
You mean like what the U.S. did to Central American countries during the 80s? OR Vietnam, where we overthrew a democratically elected socialist government and installed a puppet, then dropped napalm on them when the didn't like that?
In addition to lots of other good advice I see here, I would say that you should remember the old adage "fake it 'til you make it." By that I mean act the part. Taking a leadership role requires not just a change in action, but a change in mindset. You need to see yourself as the lead, and at least pretend to be confident in that role. In time you will actually feel legitimate confidence in your abilities.
Deconstructing AI [pdf]
I don't believe this person was downvoted; look at their history: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=dx7tnt Most of their posts are dead going back to, roughly: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20280125

This person was a little naughty seven or so months ago, and the result of that has carried forward.
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At the hearings in DC the Senators made it clear that any election interference detected on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube, (no one else was dragged into the hearings), would result in significant penalties. This is why there was all of a sudden an enormous push by these companies to start things like "labeling fake news", or "not promoting political content". They are going to be held accountable for it.

Point being, they're going to be held accountable in any case. That's resulted in just an almost shotgun approach to political stuff to the point where they sometimes even shut down legit political candidate accounts. In addition, they're being radically transparent with the government agencies in the form of data feeds so they can never be said to have let election interference content through. (Because they gave that content to the government agents and the agents didn't evaluate it as election interference either.)

So they are no longer masters in their own homes in any case.

No idea why they don't compel 4chan to do the same? Politics maybe? That's just a guess. I'm thinking maybe the politicians have already run all the numbers and they know that the people who frequent 4chan are typically not the 65 year olds who swing elections. So who cares what the nugget heads do? Again though, that's just a guess.

But who knows really?
That's pretty close and note those are going to be predominantly from places where Sanders has the most organized physical presence because they're the first ones into his campaign model.
It's entertainment, an annual coffee table book where you can raise your eyebrow and have a good chuckle about. For competitors it's the challenge to come up with something silly to add as a new category as well.

And in a lot of the categories it's a huge fundraising / charity event, or a media event for e.g. a baking community to create the world's biggest cake.

Of course some corporations also try to get in on it but I think that's with limited success. I mean at the moment I could probably compete in "world's worst PHP codebase", but there's probably a lot worse out there.
That's not the case, actually. Your content should be based on the intent of the search. For example, if someone's Googling "how to improve a process," they're looking for practical advice on improving processes. They're NOT looking for "benefits of process improvement," "why you should improve your processes," etc.

Sure, you can write the BEST article on one of these topics, but it's not going to rank because that's not actually what the user is looking for. Hope that makes sense :)

Edit: and the above is a very common writer mistake. They write interesting content, but it's just not that relevant as a search result.
From the output I see:

23296 0x5B00 LZMA compressed data, properties: 0x5D, dictionary size:

8388608 bytes, uncompressed size: 97476 bytes

64968 0xFDC8 XML document, version: "1.0"

So it looks like the size of the bootloader should be 64968 - 23296 = 41672. But he extracts 41162:

$ dd if=archer-c7.bin of=u-boot.bin.lzma bs=1 skip=23296 count=41162

Curious if anybody knows why 41162; is this a block-size alignment requirement?
Analysis of the same tracking mechanisms from September 2018, and its discussion on HN late last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21034849
When you think that doubling the price is a reasonable thing to ask from a manufacturer that is known to focus on exactly the opposite (low price) - you might be in for disappointment.

When you add to that a demand for some running royalties per sold device that goes up when more devices are sold (thus making end price calculations unpredictable) AND ask for the final word on component selection - you just might be a bit too confident in what you think is the power you have in negotiations. To put it mildly.

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You do understand the awful people who control the government at the moment, right?

There are no bumpers now, ISPs now— just ‘cause!— can sell browsing data. You have a crummy leader at the top & just think all about the ghouls & industry monsters who if they’re not running/control an agency get to run ripshit & fulfill their wishlist by other means.
Not at all, choose whichever platform and medium will give you the best reading experience.

I hope you find the book helpful, please reach out if you have any questions or feedback.
Overall good advice! But trying to touch your toes, while not inherently a bad thing to do, is one of the last things a typical person should be doing in terms of hips, shoulders, etc.* Similar kind of thing going on with planks, reverse planks are going to help a lot more for most people.

*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i69PC4PJdAQ
So, a mediocre hotel with Atari logos on everything and maybe some big Pole Position graphics painted on the walls of the lobby. And a few sets of VR goggles that will immediately become broken and unmaintained?
> What reasons do you have to stay on dd-wrt?

mostly that i've used it before. can i gui-flash to openwrt from dd-wrt? i've done tftp flashes before but they're pretty fiddly with getting the stupid 30-30-30 or whatever timing right. also i think these routers try to "pull" from a tftp server rather than having you push to one that they bootstrap - i've never been able to get the "pull" variant to work.

would be hell of a lot easier if the router could be booted into something like android's (arm's?) fastboot or flashmode mode so i can just push an image.
Conflating consumer software and cloud infrastructure is a big lie. Microsoft is famous for having started this years ago.

Why do they do it?

Because AWS is at a $40B run rate, and both Google and Microsoft have to show analysts and customers that they are catching up, and that they are big enough, etc.

Real "cloud infrastructure" revenues for Google are probably less than half that.

The worst part is that famed and well-paid analysts perpetrate the lie, either by collusion, or by ignorance.
naive question, but shouldn't AV command and control algorithms be built on some kind of formally verified system/language, considering lives are at play here ?

I am aware of MISRA C for automotive but is something like that sufficient to guarantee against unintended behavior ?

If not, can someone comment on why this isn't the case today ?
I know. I was convicted of thoughtcrime by the mods :*( I was asked to plead contrition, but I refused, so wear my shade with pride.
I've considered more candles in the evening. How long before bedtime do you switch to candles? do you use them in multiple rooms? Obviously it wouldn't make sense to use a computer by candle light, but what activities are you able to do productively?
'public good' doesn't mean 'thing I want the government to give me'. Your sentance is complete edgy nonsense.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_good
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I believe that in Ottawa, there's a negative stigma with those who are in tech and part of government because of so many of these systems. Although it's sad to see, it's not completely unwarranted. I'm about to get an early start on my taxes and Canada's tax website is a slug and spits out errors, timeouts, etc. It's been like this for years. Pressing refresh for the 4th time and it manages to load the page I want slowly becomes the tech variant of Stockholm Syndrome. I am biased, yes, and that comes from countless frustrations dealing with government tech.

Years ago, I had a past employer that would immediately toss resumes from applicants that had recent employment with the government. Yikes.
If this is their actual hiring strategy (armies of junior whiteboard coders with no preference for engineering experience or education), then the quality of their product will tank rapidly. It’s not that junior engineers are bad hires, it’s that it takes years of hard fought engineering experience to get an idea of what designs will work, what won’t; when to pay down tech debt, etc.

Edit: There are lots of junior-sounding devs on this thread. Don’t let me discourage you. Just be sure you’re joining a team with strong engineering leads that will be good mentors.
I do SEO work for a large (DJIA component) tech company, so I'm pretty far removed from startup-land, but I'll still share the number one piece of advice I give out internally:

Write high-quality content about topics that people are searching for.

Simple? Yes. But it still seems so hard to get people to do it. Everyone would rather talk about page load time and HTML markup and structure and meta tags and exactly how many characters their headline or URL should be. Yes, you should make common-sense decisions about those things. But no amount of technical optimization is going to make people start Googling something that they couldn't care less about to begin with. Find out where demand exists for answering questions, and give the user a good experience as you answer those questions, and the search traffic will follow.
A set of nice animations in apple.com
I wanted full control over settings and programs when I was 14. Decades later now, I want an environment that works and gets out of my way and gives me access to the tools I want to program with.
"Genius people" staying far away from military contracting (like Boeing!) seems to be working out really well, and they should continue to have mundane and well-compensated jobs offered to them.
> It's not rocket science, ask the opinion of the more experienced people around you.

You assume that being humble and acting in good faith will get you ahead in academic politics. From firsthand (but not personal) experience, sometimes you can do everything right and people will still get offended. You'll find no evidence of what went wrong, trying to piece together the event sequence after the fact, much like OP's experience. Of course, OP went out of their way to offend, I don't recommend that.

Academics tend to minimize risk [1]. If you try to interpret their behavior outside of that context, you will find it inscrutable, because not only are they playing in a different league, they aren't even playing the same game [1].

[1] much like C suites
Check out Bullet journaling. It's a simple checklist plus one or two other "tick types" that's quite helpful.
Yep, I didn't mean to criticize the article itself, which is super informative. Thanks for the piece :-)
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Maybe finding new ways for the market isn't the best approach. What about publicly shaming the people who profit off of this?

I remember there was a big outrage about Martin Shkreli's actions. Meanwhile the CEOs of these companies probably get lauded in business magazines.

Calling these miserable, greedy, selfish bastards out for what they are could be a first step. God, how I'm hoping for a socialist revolution to take place within my lifetime...
I interpreted as "grandma" as well since it's a super popular Russian term on the internet (eg: YouTube) nowadays.
This number does not include that conflation...
does this work with kindle?
Hear hear. I do bullet journaling with a pocket-sized softcover moleskin. The notebook lives in my back pocket and it's definitely way better than any app I've ever used.
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Other than that, what's been your experience using kotlin with dropwizard? How would you compare it to Java?
Immigrants have left everything they know behind. They know they don't really know their way around, so they are raising their kids to be better than they were.

I know factory workers raising their kids to be a factory working running some machine on an assembly line. It never occurs to them to encourage their kids to be something. They know that their their own factory had 10 times as many factory workers just 30 years ago but not even that is enough for them to think they need to start thinking of getting their family to do something else.
Could be that Intel chip supply shortages, and decreased average sale prices (due to AMD offerings) could be the reason for this. Not as many people upgrading as inter generational gains start to level off.
While I agree that the current leadership is probably the worst we've had in this regard (at least in recent memory), there's no way this all just started in 2017.
I had one and then one weekend while we were away it broke, flooding my apartment, causing damage to the lobby below, and eventually getting us kicked out.
1. Mother Dies Early on

2. Cute dog

3. Sad ending

Sounds like a winning Disney film. Curious why we have not seen this yet. Technically they own this fox work now right? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052745/
As for your (2), ...

Maitrī (Sanskrit; Pali: mettā) means benevolence,[1] loving-kindness,[2][3] friendliness,[3][4] amity,[4] good will,[5] and active interest in others.[4] It is the first of the four sublime states (Brahmaviharas) and one of the ten pāramīs of the Theravāda school of Buddhism.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maitr%C4%AB
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HIPAA does not preclude hospitals from sharing data with business partners as needed to conduct their business affairs, assuming those partners likewise comply .
So far, Google search results are far better than everything else I tried. Granted, I haven't tried yacy, but I doubt it would have the type of data aggregation that makes Google results what they are.
An admirable goal, I suppose. With all the mental health issues stemming from software addiction and negative externalities due to ad revenue, these jobs will be harder and harder to find.
The Sims turns 20, unlike your Sim who will probably always be 20
Being honest is an aspect of professionalism. There's nothing wrong with telling people that English is not your native tongue. Clients know anyway.
Those are all market economies. You're are factually incorrect and trying to cover it using "American definitions". None of those places are socialist and will actively tell you so if asked.
This is because people who immigrate are "artificially" pushed down in social status and income due to issues like differences in language, and not having some of your work or education experience recognized in the foreign country. These people are just "bouncing back". In some cases people who were professionals in their country of origin do relatively lower ranked or even menial work. Their children will be constantly reminded "I was a dentist back home, not a hygienist", which affects their self-image.

Back in their home country, people who are actually from a poorer class do not experience the same upward mobility.

That is all the more so in places that have caste or caste-like systems. Who your great-great-grandfather was still influences where you stand.
If you improperly do construction work moisture can get beneath your additions, and damage the structure of the house or become a breeding ground for bacteria.

This can mean more expensive work is needed in the future, or cause health problems.

My mother actually got a lung infection due to black molds that set in after an unlicensed contractor did some plumbing work. Since they didn’t have insurance due to being unlicensed, the reconstruction and her health issues were left to us to handle.
I don't agree, except for the fire alarm of course. Almost nothing is so important that it needs my attention immediately. I will manually check for new notifications about every hour and never got complains for being unresponsive. As a side effect, I stopped ghosting people unintentionally by forgetting to respond later.
For scala, Jetbrain IDE is far better than VsCode + langage server protocol
DNA repair proteins in liquid-like droplets form damage repair center
Here we go killing people over money again
Coronavirus 'Kills Chinese Whistleblower Doctor Li Wenliang'
Clojure is simpler, defaulting to immutable data structures literals and a good REPL is superior to most of that tooling IMO.
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There was a good book, written my one of the first Facebook front-end devs, and she was also interviewed about this topic on an HBR Ideacast podcast...

https://hbr.org/podcast/2019/08/the-challenges-and-triumphs-...

The Making of a Manager: What to Do When Everyone Looks to You

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0735219567
Don't bother, the rose emoji socialists in this country don't know the difference between socialism and social democracy.
Yes, this is the approach in the book. The concept of question quality is nuanced, and does not have a clear definition. It can be easy to feel like you've solved the problem by just throwing in ML and calling it a day, but producing something useful is a real challenge.

The book covers multiple aspect of that process, from choosing an ML approach that isn't too simple or ambitious, to iterating on a model within the context of its final use case (i.e rather than only optimizing for a metric, testing how the model helps with its end goal).

In my experience, I've found that it is often those challenges that make or break the quality of an ML product, so the book focuses on tools to make complex problems more tractable, and less risky.
Yes, for most use-cases. Google "understanding cloud pricing"
I'd be interested in similar examples of works that took root far from their originating culture.
It's funny I just posted about the same thing. If you're interested, check out vintage Elma grinders on ebay. I have one we restored and it looks nice. If something smaller, Kalita makes nice ones too. Somehow I now have 3 total. It's not as fast or simple as electric, of course, but there is some satisfaction to its simplicity.
Given this line...

image name: "MIPS OpenWrt Linux-3.3.8"

I would say you are true.
Understanding PyTorch with an example: a step-by-step tutorial
Dependencies and Maintainers (Drew DeVault's Blog)
Manual kitchen tools - fork instead of mixer, string pull food processor instead of electric.

Less washing, space, cost, and I can take them camping.
Revenue falling at all in any tech industry is usually cause for extreme concern, as all the investor numbers assume infinite growth.
To be fair, isn't that type of criticism exactly the thing an open discussion board is meant to encourage?
It is possible that in non-emergency situations, the vast majority of situations, a hospital may deny or change the quality of care based off of your likelihood of paying it off. No one knows the difference between a "medical" credit score and a normal credit score, but we do know that this special, secret credit score is being used to calculate patient treatment.
If browsers were in the business of general censorship wouldn't they already apply a DB based blocking system to child porn?

When deepfakes actually become easy to produce, and pervasive, then humans will stop trusting videos in the same way most folks do not blindly trust still images (an image of Trump's head perched on top of a Mr Olympia body would not fool anyone). At that point I doubt browsers will need to take any explicit censory action.
Most philosophers today are compatibilists https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/compatibilism/ There is compatibility between moral responsibility and determinism.

'Free will' as a question has changed over time.

Long time ago few free will question was usually framed in the context of dualism that assumed immaterial soul+mind. When decision was made by immaterial soul+mind it was called free will. Asking if the decision making process inside the soul+mind was mechanical or formal was not very common.

Today free will is usually framed as deterministic vs. non-deterministic. Deterministic brain-computer has no free will, but if it has internal random number generator, maybe it has. This type of free will as randomness formulation makes free will insignificant even if true. What does it matter to moral responsibility if criminal's decision had a random component or it was fully deterministic? Compatibilism seems a good option when you are not dualist and don't think that randomness as freedom is meaningful concept.
Open-plan offices decrease face-to-face collaboration: study
What gives you the idea that Tesla is hiring junior whiteboard coders for these roles? They wouldn't know anything about optimizing C++/C/raw metal driver code for speed and wouldn't pass a real hardcore coding test.