skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not trying to win an argument. I don't think either of these explanations needs to trump the other.

I homeschooled my twice exceptional sons and did some pro bono professional work for an education organization as support for that effort. This helped me get to a gifted conference where I was a low level presenter.

So I've thought quite a lot about people that don't readily fit in, what makes them not fit in and how people successfully cope. That background helps inform my opinion that some folks recognize that it's an uphill battle they really don't want to fight and that going elsewhere is the better option.

People who are somewhat socially savvy show up in new environments and often know how to package themselves to their advantage. If you are strange to people in your home town, you're the weirdo everyone picks on. If you go somewhere new, you may be able to package yourself as "exotic" and interesting rather than the weirdo no one wants to listen to.

It's fine if the entire internet thinks I'm silly and clueless and uninformed and can't support my argument. I'm not making an argument. I'm just talking and trying to explain my point of view, why I have it, where it comes from and why I think it's worth contemplating.

I realize that not how most people engage. Most people on the internet are arguing a thing, expect there to be two and only two points of view and insist one of those needs to win and the other needs to lose. I see life in a much more Technicolor, vibrant fashion and I don't even desire to reduce it down to shades of grey. There's so much more to life than that and I like the complexity of it.

Have a great evening, or whatever time it is where your body resides on planet Earth. I'm gonna play some games and deal with my life.
It was not a cold. Nor was a cold the most likely scenario. I've had plenty of colds.

I felt okay in the morning and was in bed shivering by dinner time. My wife reported body aches. They are not typical for me even with flu, but I was on ibuprofen almost the entire time anyway. I had a fever for four days, and felt unbearably horrible as soon as the ibuprofen would start to wear off.

There was nothing "rhino" about this virus. None of us had any nasal congestion.

If my wife hadn't started to feel somewhat better when she did, I would have taken her to the hospital for pneumonia. But it's lucky that she did start to feel better when she did because almost as soon as she was up I was down. Still, even through the next week or so when she was up and moving around again she said she never really felt like she was breathing quite right.

The cough was different than any cough I've had before. Since my nose and sinuses were clear, there was no drainage from my nose and sinuses into my chest. It was all originating in my chest.
Thank you very much for your hard work! It's a great timesaver.
You are free to take it as literally as you want, but it seems like it would allude to milestones in evolution:

* As we get closer to the modern human, we lose body hair to better suit our hunting style. The trade off is we're much more vulnerable since our skin is pretty bad compared to almost every animal out there.

* We make up for this by literally taking other animals' skins and putting it on top of our own.

* Hunting societies begin to emerge in parallel to this change, and shame is a key element of the social interaction that allows that. Shame allows reinforcement and communication of expectations, all without violence or even language. Being exposed means that you cannot even take care of yourself, so you have to be able to show you are ashamed otherwise it means you're absolutely clueless and why would the group want you around if you're clueless?
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If I give an example of one aspect of a topic and students cannot understand other aspects, then I will not repeat the explanation or example.

---- Confucius, a famous Chinese educator

Imagination is more important than knowledge.

The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination.

Logic will get you from A to B, imagination will take you everywhere.

---- Albert Einstein

Confucius and Albert Einstein mean the same thing. I have enough examples. If you still do n’t understand, you are not suitable for learning my theory.

My github is mainly my blog and my project homepage, and other code bases are just collections of other excellent developer projects.

I think hellofuck is not good, but he is not convinced, so I think he can show himself with blog or github.
Sorry, the tens of millions of IP addresses is referencing the IP space of AWS (one of which these network access points occupies at any given point in time).
Hi there! I am a results-driven developer who is currently working on creative and impactful experiments in Browserstack to increase user acquisition and their engagement. In short playing with matrix to increase product revenue.

Prior to this I have built and enhanced 4 SaaS products, over the 3 years. I even have experience in starting up a B2C product company in my early years.

Location: Anywhere
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: React, Node.js, MongoDB, Ruby, HTML/CSS -FullStack
Résumé/CV: https://shubhankardas.me
Email: shubh065@gmail.com
From the article:

"Anyone can cobble together a website with some APIs and load in a ton of data breaches, but establishing trust is a whole different story. Trust in the way I run the service is an absolutely pivotal part of HIBP and it's something I built organically rather than setting out to earn it, now here I was with big companies putting a value on it."
MDs participate in clinical trials all the time. They are free to participate in advancing therapies that they believe in if they have a sufficient patient cohort and resources to test their hypothesis.
Religions such as? I'm only familiar with christianity so I'm curious what other religion has this feature. (Obviously any religion that's referring to the same source, genesis, are counted as 1)
Thanks.

I hope you are extremely successful.
Is it just me or is there a very basic math error here? The chart compares the sum of deficits (aka the increase in cumulative debt) over several years to the increase in GDP. But GDP is an annual measure. You can’t say that the debt is directly paying for the increased GDP as depicted here, because in fact the quantity measured by GDP resets each year. If one dollar spent by the government once can create one dollar of GDP not only this year, but also keep creating another dollar of GDP for each year in perpetuity, that would actually be a pretty good investment! The basic macro answer would be that a dollar of government spending gives you a dollar of GDP this year only (perhaps with some constant multiplier), so this would be a great result for proponents of government spending.

We ought to compare annual debt to annual production, or cumulative debt to cumulative production.
A Go API for protobufs can't support generics because Go doesn't support generics, yet. I guess the protobufs team didn't want to wait until Go v2, probably a good call given Go v1.x is going to be around for years.

In Go, a code generator converts the .proto files into Go code, which give the same benefits you see with the Rust macros. Its arguable if a code generation step is better or worse than macros.

The reflection is needed if you have received a protobuf the code don't have a definition for. You can now implement something like a gRPC proxy or gRPC load balancer in Go, without needing to compile it with code from the specific .proto files. You also appear to be able to access annotations on the message definitions, which are not embedded in the generated Go structs. Rust may well have similar features in its API. Java certainly does. A gRPC proxy is a use case redact sensitive data, for when you use it to create an audit log of the messages in the requests and responses.
Don't deny that lock-in effects are a thing. Not that it Apple's practices less grossly immoral.
They are actually free per that link.

> You can have one Elastic IP (EIP) address associated with a running instance at no charge.
Not sure where I read this, but there was some article about the top skills you can learn that can help you save up money. Cooking was the top skill.

Apart from the upfront restaurant bills, also you can save money health wise on the longer run.
The whole idea of tying image names to hosting provider urls or other kinds of locators was probably a bad idea.

What if those things move to different domains, or different directory structures? Wouldn't that break every Go program that depends on them?

I've been using Java, Python, and Ruby for a while. They all have various pain points for managing dependencies but they do get one thing right: packages have names and versions, names are opaque strings that are not coupled to a particular hosting provider, and they don't care what directory on my laptop I use to store my dependencies and my code.

The Go dependency model seems like a real step backwards in usability and maintenance. It's like they are forcing one software org's standards on the rest of us. We don't all work at Google! Just let us depend on things that have names and version numbers!
That can't possibly be true. There are only be on the order of 1000 day/night charge/use cycles in the life of a battery and that number is too small for high-cycle fatigue to appear. Low cycle fatigue can happen but only with extreme strains where it's obviously deformed.

Also, if you could make batteries last longer just by using more finely stranded wire, somebody would have done that.

Not only that, but a crack doesn't lower resistance by much because the length of the current path is so short that the narrower cross-section hardly affects resistance over the whole length of a conductor.
Counterpoint: my fairly large employer pays site licenses for Omnifocus, 1Password, and other productivity apps.
Maybe that is why smaller companies often fail, they can't get the talent to implement the ideas.
Anyone in this space can explain this acquisition? What's the end game here?
Potentially. Does it count if it did use to be consumed in its country of origin though?
I had a 2nd gen Nexus 7 that after 1.5 years of use would intermittenly shut down even though battery capacity was around 60%.

It's the same issue.
By "for scientists" they seem to mean "for biomedical scientists".
We're building a privacy-aware session replay and analytics tool.

Basically this means we're looking at providing tools to allow our customers to capture the minimum amount of data to visually reconstruct playback with the absolute minimum personal data (if any).

From the analytics data we can capture aggregated data on frustration/flow/etc.

This is a drastic simplification of what we do, but the scale we're working on and the opportunity to do the right thing in this space is what keeps me here.
Location: Boston, MA only
Remote: Looking for On-site w/ 1-2 days WFH
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Java, Spring Boot, Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, AWS Certified
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-gildea-6047b215/
Email: seanjgildea@gmail.com
Github: https://github.com/seanjgildea
you can do that with mutual TLS (client side authentication)
The original golang codegen omitted oneof support completely on the grounds that the concept didn't apply to golang.

Eventually they realized that oneof isnt an optional feature of proto - but the solution always felt rushed and bolted on because it was.

I hope the second try at proto api addresses these warts. I'm generally a golang fan - but not in this area.

Citations:

https://github.com/golang/protobuf/issues/29
It's not glossed over, it's just wrong. According to genesis There was water before there was light.
curious, what differentiates the similar product to GSheets with GSheets.
I’ve seen a number of attempts to identify deepfakes and other forms of manipulated images using AI. This seems like a fool’s errand since it becomes a never ending adversarial AI arms race.

Instead, I haven’t seen a proposal for a system I think could work well. Camera and phone manufacturers could have their devices cryptographically sign each photo or video taken. And that’s it. From that starting place, you can build a system on top of it to verify that the image on the site you’re reading is authentic. What am I missing that makes this an invalid approach?

I do understand that this would require manufacturers to implement, but it seems achievable to get them onboard. I even think you get one company like Apple to do this and it’s enough traction for the rest of the industry to have to follow suit.
The vendor puts the tilt detectors onto the crate before the shipper collects it. The tag numbers are noted on the invoice/shipping notice/etc which says something like “Please verify tilt indicator C097412 before accepting the package. If the indicator is missing or reads 40+ degrees, DO NOT SIGN FOR THE PACKAGE; CALL US ASAP INSTEAD.” This is sent by email or (alas) fax directly from the vendor to the recipient.

At some point in transit, the package tips over (oops). You sneak in and swap the indicator for #D108523 while it’s awaiting a connection.

When it arrives, the recipient checks the crate against the invoice. She notices that the indicator numbers don’t match: the email says C097412, but the crate has D108532 on it. She won’t sign for it. She calls the vendor and says “There may be a problem with the very fragile, VERY EXPENSIVE microscope I ordered from you. Send me another one that’s demonstrably intact or get a service team out here NOW to check this one over. Legal says you’re not getting paid otherwise.”

Several other people are about to have bad days. The vendor checks their own logs and finds that the crate did indeed go out with C097412 on it. They proceed to ream out the shipping company. A lot of things might happen next, but after most of them, you get fired.

You might have gotten away with it if you could change that email, but how would you at the shipping company, have access to either parties’ email or records? And if you did have such access—-and wanted to use it for evil—-surely you could think of something more lucrative than fractionally increasing the number of possibly-damaged items received?
Machines eh.
the us has tested less than 500 cases in total
Sentiment, emotion, psycho profiling API
Hi folks,
Symanto is an NLP company specialized in the psychology vertical based out of Nurenberg. We developed a new REST API to process data to extract sentiment, emotion and psychological traits. We are interested in testing this with other companies and startups who are interested in such services. It'll all be free for now although with some limitations on the number of hits per day.
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Better than plan plan plan. It is the customer or user that use it that count. Not the programmer.
Does a VPN afford your customers belief in the fiction that the source device is no longer on the internet?
But the protoc compiler already makes data structure definitions in the target, client language. So what's the point of a parallel macro system? Either it's a subset of capability of what protoc does or equal. Former questionable; latter redundant.
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Assuming that any individual can be judged, or their actions predicted, from generalizations based on their culture or socioeconomic status is quite literally the definition of racism. Using correlations with race and socioeconomic status as a filter by witch to deny people the chance to achieve, advanced, and change those correlations/generalizations, is the definition of systemic racism. If you act based on those kind of generalizations or correlations in a way that enforces them, you're not identifying a problem, you're creating/perpetuating it.
Cryptic transmission of coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 revealed by genomic epidemiology
From a specific Christian perspective:

Dinosaurs are believed to have been here before the flood by some. As for bacteria and viruses, well when you bring sin, you bring forth death, and death has many forms.

Course there's bacteria that isn't necessarily bad, and that's just part of the balance of things.

DNA is literally a language / coded instruction set - something that had to be designed and created, I've written a lot of code, it never ever accidentally writes itself, I have to design it and think thoroughly of what I want it to do.
>>she can decide how big a package she gives to each of her team members

In my experience this turns out be a huge scam. Worse a legally sanctioned scam.

Say she had 11 members in her team. She will give $90 to her pet, and $1 each to the remaining 10. That is how this works on the longer run. The definition of a 'high performer' is often hazy here, and a case can be built up to justify giving the money to whom she wants.

Eventually it turns out there are enormous cartel like structures, you have to be in them to get paid up well. Or you slog like a donkey and quit eventually.
The question is, do they get a consistent stream of high-quality candidates via this process? If they do get enough to saturate the rest of their pipeline, why wouldn't they use a filter like this? I too balk at questions like this, but I think it's very reasonable to imagine it being effective enough for them.
Glad to hear there are others out there practicing this fine art haha
Do you have any light/portable BT keyboards you like? I somewhat loathe the iPad Pro’s keyboard cover but every light BT I’ve ever tried was plasticky loud garbage. Do you have any recommendations?
Umm ... When will pb allow me to decode a field in buffer without having to decode the entire object in the buffer? I'm talking a field in a pb message NOT a byte stream I hand encoded without reference to a message eg more like flat buffers.
App makers cash in as Southeast Asia falls for mobile dating
Babies are pre-wired to perceive the world
and from what I've heard, they give X RSU, and don't tell what that would be worth till you accept the offer and start working for them.
If you explicitly and manually tag me in a photo and it shows up on my profile, it should be a part of my takeout. I don’t understand what you’re having difficulty understanding. I never said use machine learning to comb through all photos ever uploaded to Facebook and add them to my takeout. I don’t think what I’m saying is controversial at all.
Thanks for pointing that out. I definitely get that it's possible, but as far as I know in the open source world there isn't much in terms of infrastructure to implement these types of solutions in web applications.

Happy to be proven wrong, I'm just unaware if any popular open source HTTPS servers offer this as an integrated solution.

Or better yet, I'd like raw access to the certificate info FROM the application layer on server-side so I can manage that as needed.
R is the return on capital, 50% of which is owned by the top 1%. 83.3% of capital is owned by to top 8.4%.

This is pretty off base from the 80-20 rule, and way out of line with what people think is fair.

Since $100k net worth puts you in the top 8.4% globally -- a lot of us probably fall into that category.

I think the biggest problem is that 70% of the world has a net worth less than $10k. We're not properly investing in our human capital.

Taking from the rich to give to the poor sounds great, and the rich probably have way too much. But a lot of people think it's just a distribution problem. It isn't. The pie isn't big enough yet. It really is the biggest problem.

If all the wealth was shared equally, the average person would have $32k. That won't even buy you a shack in Nigeria.
Unfortunately, no jobs were found/available for this neuroscientist on Scismic.

Is this in demo phase still?
The trouble is that there is no singular, well delineated definition for the term "culture" in the context of such systems (and thus this discussion in general). Is team culture defined by general attitude? By demeanor when interacting with others? By willingness to work unpaid overtime? Or perhaps by how others generally feel about you?

That last one in particular has serious implications relating to biases and socioeconomic factors.

> Will we continue to bend over backwards to deny reality in favor of a false Utopia?

That would be a rather extreme position. Why do we have to choose between ignoring things that are broken versus ignoring reality itself? Why not attempt to work towards an ideal, even if that ultimately costs our society some small amount of efficiency on the whole?
Not to go off topic but I find animated GIFs great for 5 second things & frustrating for things over 5 seconds. Videos tend to be easier to pause, fast forward, rewind & skip ahead.

I say this only because it seems to be a trend in some software dev circles where people post 15-30 second instructional animated GIFs to demonstrate something. It's incredibly frustrating to watch. If you miss something you're stuck either downloading the GIF into an editor or having to watch the whole thing again.
The whole R vs G doesnt make to much sense to me. Its like comparing speed vs acceleration, and deciding that since speed > acceleration, the bike will move in a sine pattern.

Say we have 2 people who spend all their money every year. $A makes 100K a year. $B has 1M capital. Say the rate of growth is 2%, and that the return on capital is 10%. Year 0, $A makes 100k, $B makes 100k. Year 1, $A makes 102k and $B makes...100K, again.

Even if they both save 50% of income, the worker still "wins", although his performance asymptotically trends towards the other's performance as a greater share of income comes from capital.

Even though the return is 5x greater than growth ( and growth is part of the return), the person who relies on salary (ie not capital return) benefits and the other does not.

Now if $B has 10M, and r=g at 2%, lets recalculate. Year 0 $B makes 200k, $A 100k, then at year 1 $A 102k, $B 200k. But consider, to have the same consumption, $B can save 50% and invest the other 100K. If he did that he would have 102k to spend like $A.

Obviously this is a convoluted scenario, but for me, it seems this example punches a huge logical hole in the r vs g thing. Inequality seems to have more to do with personal savings rate than r>g. And note - its WEALTH inequality that rises, not consumption inequality (in that case, does it even matter?).

I don't really know what to think about this subject anymore.
This blog post was written by the scientist who discovered the first suspected community-transmitted case in Washington last week:

> Last week the Seattle Flu Study started screening samples for COVID-19 as described here. Soon after starting screening we found a first positive in a sample from Snohomish County. The case was remarkable in that it was a "community case", only the second recognized in the US, someone who had sought treatment for flu-like symptoms, been tested for flu and then sent home owing to mild disease. After this was diagnostically confirmed by Shoreline Public Health labs on Fri Feb 28 we were able to immediately get the sample USA/WA2/2020 on a sequencer and have a genome available on Sat Feb 29. The results were remarkable. The WA2 case was identical to WA1 except that it had three additional mutations.