skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That would be illegal, or at least unenforceable in California.

Intel and AMD wouldn't exist if that were legal here anyway, both were founded by way of exodus from an eventual competitor. Intel in particular, its two founders were original members of the Traitorous Eight that left Shockley to found Fairchild Semi.
No problem, thanks for saying that!
The tech industry is trying to get rid of cars as we know it by inventing self-driving technology, so I'm not sure how germane they are to this conversation. Can we not work towards addressing multiple causes of death in society?
A list of even more practical pieces of production code in Rust: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Oxidation#Shipped
You are replying to inflammatory twitter bait in a reply to not-the-tweeter on hacker news.

Seriously, also @orf, why take this here? Clearly the impulse to reflexively argue about this is too big to handle for some. Go do this on twitter where you copied it from.
Both the Islamic State and Taliban were formed by soldiers and insurgents left over from military invasions of the Middle East. The former came to prominence thanks to a lot of Bathists in the aftermath of the Iraq invasion - many were officers during Saddam's regime - and the latter by the mujahideen, who fought the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and had plenty of military hardware left over to form a powerful army afterwards.

The pressure from polygamy might have contributed to the individual motivations for some people to join those groups, but it was probably far from a significant factor in the geopolitics.
I'm not going to lay my whole life and justification out for you. But this is based on a decade of experience
> and the expertise to be desired by anyone

Seriously...Jim Keller doesn't apply to work places....places seek him out. The interview process is Jim interviewing the company, not the other way around.
It took me a few job hunting attempts before I realized being honest was a bad idea. In the mean time, I fought hard and pushed my then boss to give me a substantial raise. I then left shortly thereafter ...
First, I want to make something clear. The courts 100% agree with you. In fact you don't even need to bother with a bunch of antennas under the older version of the Copyright Act. But in response to cable companies winning their case Congress amended the Copyright Act to undo the decision and make rebroadcasting in (pretty much) any way a copyright violation.

Nothing about splitting or saving to disk or private copies or dedicated lines -- nothing about how the work is reproduced and transmitted mattered at all. You can't technical jiu-jitsu around a very human court.
> Who wants to be last choice? Maybe many of these men will wise up and marry a foreign girl

Is being a desperate choice of someone who faces "economic realities" so much better than being a desperate choice of someone who faces "biological realities"?
Partly true. Yes, more emphasis in those cultural centres, churches, and other sources of community participation is absolutely necessary. But the police can contribute too. Netherland has neighbourhood cops that try to make sure they're known in the neighbourhood. They try to stay in touch with youths who hang out on the street. They try to make sure they know potential troublemakers and vice versa. They build relationships, which means they can talk, instead of just using force to solve every problem.
It's also interesting to see the fertility rate by income. Basically only bottom 20% and top 1% of US are above replacement rate. I can't find the graph I wanted to show this, but this one is pretty close: https://twitter.com/cschmert/status/993934031174725632
the vast majority of men are still monogamous

A third of men aren't monogamous -- they're oudengamous.
the current solutions for secrets management just seem to pass the buck, this problem is far from solved. Where you going to store your secrets that spin up your k8s environment? It eventually comes down to protecting your PGP key I think. Where do you store the secret for your admin account to AWS? Or to your domain name provider? Or bank account? 1password?

I suppose once your core infrastructure is up you just generate random passwords and store them in k8s for access when bringing up your infrastructure.
This is closer in some ways to historically the way things have always worked. The men of status had multiple partners while the majority of men remained single and childless. We know this both from historical record and DNA analysis.

What's new is women can do this without settling down or having children, casually IOW.

Monogamy is better for raising children and for societal stability, but monogamy seems alive and well, just most women have to lower their standards and settle for a regular guy as time runs out on their biological clock and their desirability drops with age. That's making a lot of sweeping generalizations bordering on the offensive, but seems necessary to talk about society in general. Obviously individual motivations and paths in life vary widely.

I wonder what the societal implications are for having a majority of young men be very undesirable and a majority of women start on top of the world at 18 and steadily fall down from there and have to settle. It doesn't seem to be good for either gender.
These are just self-service pricing options to get people started on Day 1.

When we price custom for enterprise (i.e. specific countries, carriers, roll-out plan), the pricing becomes a lot more flexible. Should be seeing updates to that messaging soon.
Or you can pretend to be a hot, high-status guy on Tinder and see how much easier life is for them. Spoiler: it's an entirely different world.
You sound super mature and very different than the women you described, good luck
As I enter my thirties, this dynamic has started to shift dramatically. All the women I know who haven't settled down by their early 30s are having crises about their inability to find a compatible mate, just as their physical attractiveness is declining precipitously[1]. As the priority shifts from sex/light companionship to deeper relationships, women's position in the modern dating market goes from very good to very bad: most of the age-30ish men I know who aren't in longterm relationships are dating attractive 25 year olds, while knowing that there's a deep bench of women their age that they can get dates (and sex) with relatively easily.

This sudden fall of a cliff, which only takes a few years, has to be extremely disorienting for those women that don't enter committed relationships by that point in their life (or those who exit them). It's also very predictable, but it's hard to blame twenty-somethings for living in the moment and frittering away their most attractive years having lots of sex. Assuming that marrying down is a better fate than remaining a spinster, it's not clear to me how these dynamics balance out.

I know this all sounds rather harsh, but it's an inevitability of looking at the "market dynamics" of a matching problem.

[1] I don't say this to be insulting, it's just a fact of male attraction in the same way that the massive skew towards the tiny top decile is for female attraction.
Well, I'm not familiar with many examples relating to corporations either way, but I think legislation is a great example. There have been countless instances of citizens starting successful political movements within their own countries, but I'm not aware of any laws that were changed as a result of people giving up on the US and moving to Canada, for example.
The Invention of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt’s New World
Scrape data from LinkedIn using Python and save it in a CSV file
You say forced to settle, but why is it that women never get to "grow up" in this scenario?
Yeah, realized that a few months later...must have unconsciously suppressed the nightmare of taking those tests.

Didn't know renaming a repo was this straightforward in Github: https://help.github.com/en/github/administering-a-repository...
I don't know much about bikes but why wouldn't the blue one with the solid wheels be rideable?
Are croissant expensive, look to be about 50 euro-cents each in France (about the same as UK; hypermarché/supermarket)? That's cheap, right?

Bake at home ones are half that.

Cheapest "fresh" at Carrefour are 20 euro-cents.

https://www.carrefour.fr/s?q=croissant

Are village bakeries still a thing in France?
> I'd argue that there's a whole group of young guys who are just so freaking busy and not really in a place where they can meet a bunch of single women ...

I'm not sure this is new? I also wonder how large is the group is, and whether this category is as applicable outside of tech (which is a small fraction of the population in my mind). I suspect it's not that large, and groupings by other categories discussed elsewhere in these comments are more relevant.
I’m really glad you’ve reached this decision, but I’m still not happy with being asked “why are these automation tasks costing us $XXX” per year during our last recent license license update.

Until this epic is completed you are charging people full-seat price for automation users which, because of the poorly-scoped token permissions, require multiple “user” accounts to implement securely.

An automation utility in no way delivers the same value as a full time developer and it really shook me to know that this is how you have historically valued bots. It runs counter to everything that you publicise.
Things move faster in women world: in their 20s they run the show and a lot of average or above average men get rejected/ignored. In their 30s, the situation changes cardinally,as a lot of top candidates are already in relationships/married/kids,etc. So now most of those left behind moved on a bit,got better jobs,higher income,some even hit the gym,and so on. So now they are the ones who are choosing and all of sudden,a lot of women don't cut it anymore. This becomes substantially more difficult in their 40s,50s,60s. Just a couple of days ago was reading an article,where a good looking( for her age), 59 years old woman couldn't get even a decent date,as all the guys were essentially not good enough ( a fat belly, bad,teeth,no desire for sex,etc.) However,one commenter made a good point about it: I am a wealthy,good looking man in 60s, and naturally,I'm only interested in 20-30 year olds...
> how much are you going to have to pay for it

Right, this is the part where you first have to internalize the true cost of bugs. You can't keep hiring $12k/yr third world sweatshop programmers if you want reliable software.

> no one cares because 1) it gets to market three times faster and 2) it has funny reaction gifs.

This is absolutely true, but I maintain this is mostly because businesses have an artificially high time preference due to government subsidies of debt, and in a less distorted market people would probably care a lot more about quality.
I held much the same view but it occurs to me that in many East Asian countries, added sugar to dishes is common and overall sugar consumption not necessarily that low. Not to say it's healthy, but it seems an insufficient explanation.

The proliferation of junk foods, boxed refined products, seems higher in North America. As you say dining out tends to comprise the Standard American Diet of high fat and carbs, low fiber.
Because the men that are willing to put in the effort are still having sex. Its not hard for a man to become attractive: eat right, exercise often, groom regularly, dress well, develop a compelling personality, cultivate relationships with interesting people. The fact that people who don't even try aren't able to have sex doesn't seem surprising (or bad).
I can assure you the difference in load times between this and using a battle-tested library like D3.js will be imperceptible to the user. You could even throw a thin React app around it, and it would still be blazing fast to the eye.
I feel like I'm missing something here. If you're in the top 3-5% of men, why are you sleeping with the bottom 50% (or lower) of women?
I'm not sure a big spoon of salt will make you any less sick than a big spoon of sodium benzoate, but that's fair. I definitely agree that people should avoid eating things they do not understand; I think most of my disagreement with your original post is semantic, but I do still appreciate it. :-)
I'm liking where Malcolm is going. So much of the talk in this thread is defeatist, like if some other guy has you beat in terms of wealth or looks then you have no chance.

But that way of thinking makes it really hard to solve the problem for yourself if that's what you're interested in.

So as I read your note, empowered straight women have some basic standards and they are finding that they have more freedom finally to hold out for those standards.

But these standards are probably not all that difficult for men to attain and so why aren't men talking more about just doing that work?
Yes, the panel temperature can be hugely different due to absorption of radiation (I don't think it's the thermal mass, which as you say is going to be negligible).

Ambient air temperature is not a good way to approximate the panel's temperature. There's a huge difference between ambient air temperature and an object's surface temperature due to (among other things) the latter's absorption/emittance of radiation.

As I mentioned in another comment, I think what's happening is the dew (fog) on the surface of the panel is evaporating and the panel is cooling due to the evaporative cooling impact. Specifically, the surface gets cooler as latent heat is used to phase change liquid to vapour, and degrades the air film on the surface (which also contributes to thermal resistance of panel). This would also explain why you're getting such a huge peak, since the latent heat impact is nonlinear. So the temperature of the solar panel is increasing linearly as the air/sun rises, then the dew starts evaporating and the temperature increase will stop.
Recurring Revenue Securitization: the future of SaaS startup financing?
Rust is getting that, gradually, with the work of replacing the ad-hoc "const evaluator" with miri (an interpreter for a Rust intermediate representation). Right now you have procedural macros, which are Rust code that operates on the syntax tree, including custom attributes.

Proper reflective metaprogramming would be a fairly big step though - right now, the macro systems happen well before the type system even gets a chance to look at the code, so the data to play with types in an interesting way isn't there at the right step.
There's women who do that too, it's just the connection is missing
I paid ~$500 for it, its an average laptop. Lenovo ideapad s340. We’re in 2020, whats an average laptop for this time and age
Ultimately, it usually means you're not that desirable - just reliable.

Almost everyone wants to be desirable.
No, they shouldn't. But, it appears that everyone exercising what we think of as their deserved rights appears to be taking us to a situation pretty much all of us dislike.
GNU/Linux, please.
Same reason there's a social financial safety net, no? Just boiled down to the most crude phrasing.
With the obesity rate going up, I imagine there's a proportional decrease in overall attraction which could explain some of what we're seeing. (obviously not all of it)
Hi there, Matt Jackson from Twilio here. I’m the Product Manager for Super SIM, and I can try to answer these questions:

_Is this intended for consumers or corporations?_

It's for developers! We try not to look at our offerings as being strictly for consumers or corporations, but rather for the developers who use them, regardless of where they work. We want any developer with an IoT idea to be able to pursue it, whether their team is one person or one hundred. (This is a common philosophy at Twilio and was the thinking behind offering pay-as-you-go pricing on nearly all of our products.)

_Could someone clarify the use-cases?_

Super SIM is designed for cellular IoT, where we often see use cases like fleet tracking, industrial field monitoring, or micromobility. But there are a lot of use cases for cellular, with new ones showing up every day. An interesting trend we’ve seen is the use of cellular connectivity for things like point-of-sale systems in places where you normally expect there to be Wi-Fi. By using cellular connectivity, these point-of-sale platforms are able to eliminate the variability that comes with each different customer’s Wi-Fi setup, offering their customers a much better out-of-the-box experience because their customers can simply turn on the system and get connected.

_It looks like it's $100+ for 1GB of data_

Our data prices start at $0.10 per MB but this pricing is meant to just get you started. We don’t expect any of our developers to scale up their IoT business at these list prices. Once you’re up and running, you can connect with one of our IoT sales specialists to discuss volume discounts.
I suspect you missed the /s
So much of what governs the success of large engineering projects is the processes that govern decision making: from the actual design of the thing you're trying to build, to staffing and resource allocation, norms and processes that govern how work groups interact and collaborate, etc. Adjusting those is the most important lever someone like a VP has but it takes time. You can make changes quickly but things will tend to break and sometimes the thing that breaks is the leader pushing the change.
In parapgraph 29 of the response, with respect to "publisher ad serving", Google mentioned several competitors by name. In the roadmap paper the authors note the publisher ad server market is "particularly concentrated" with Google having a "90% or higher share".

Not sure I understand what you are thinking regarding the "policy choice" idea. Would need some more elaboration.
My contention is not that the pro-business choices are not merely dumb or bad for business, but amoral and obviously threaten the well being of society during a pandemic. One could make the argument that society would be better off of their ability to set terms was dramatically pared back even in non-pandemic times.
Furthermore, intimacy among men is generally avoided.
Why do you need scholarships for a free university?
"I wonder what the societal implications are for having a majority of young men be very undesirable and a majority of women start on top of the world at 18 and steadily fall down from there and have to settle. It doesn't seem to be good for either gender."

I dont think we have seen the full impact of this yet. Online dating has been a major catalyst and made things alot worse. I think we are still 10-15, maybe 20 years off before we see people growing older and the toll this type of sexual marketplace takes on their relationships.
Whenever I got bored enough to actually do something like this, I just read a book.
Look into the government’s subsidies of corn. We have decided, as a country, to incentivize growing corn. From here, it’s not hard to understand why high fructose corn syrup is in almost everything packaged in the US.
This is pretty much why we created encpass.sh(https://github.com/plyint/encpass.sh). It's just a single POSIX compliant shell script whose only real requirement is having OpenSSL installed.

Sometimes when you are hacking on a shell script or you have some configuration management pieces you just need a simple way to store and access secrets locally without having to invest in a lot of infrastructure. (Especially if you are working for an employer where you don't even get to have a say in the infra)

At Plyint(https://plyint.com), we actually use it to manage team level secrets through Keybase. To make this easier we wrote an extension encpass-keybase.sh(https://github.com/plyint/encpass.sh/blob/master/extensions/...), which uses Keybase's keys, encryption, and git repos.
You used an image as an example, but this is far less stimulating than video.
Going Godwin? You are the first; something to mull over, I suppose. (I separate your "Nazi" from the "neonazi" used in an adjacent post).

However, as Antifa is decidedly Anti-Fascist and without the paramilitary aspect of the brownshirts, perhaps they would be more closely identified with the Rotfrontkämpferbund.
Turing complete≠uses the syntax of your favorite programming language.
> Half of the reason for pushing for sexual restrictions and monogamy was because it stopped uprisings and stabilized relations.

Sort of. When you start with the preconception that men have the societal power (and that women must be monogomous/attached to only a single man), then yes monogomy has a purpose. It allows most men to have stable relationships. The alternative is classical polygamy (which might better be referred to as polygyny, or marriage where a man has multiple wives), women with many husbands are...rarer in history.

If you drop the restriction that women are attached only to a single man, a lot of the causes for unrest go away. And indeed at that point, there's actually no real hard-learned thing you're basing the restrictions on, because it's all predicated on women being attached to at most one man.
Not only that, lots of the IS people were in Saddam's Mukhabarat (intelligence), where either they had the social prestige to get matches or more crudely speaking, could probably grab women off the street.
The assumption that a "foreign girl" is easier to get is both offensive and wrong.

Given the ratio of men and women in Asian culture for example, it's a much crowder competition space. That's even more true considering the fact that a large percentage of those Asian women in the US are either highly educated, or from wealthy families that sent them study abroad. They look for partners who are equally educated/successful.
Yeah, I flew between 4 different states last week. Montana, Washington, California & Minnesota. Definitely very regional, even between Orange County and LA for instance.

Some places are full sit down at the bar is acceptable (no masks) vs. getting kicked out of a take-out joint for not wearing a mask (Los Angles).
In the U.S., if you're caught having sex in public, it's completely legal (and seemingly usually practiced) to put you on a publicly visible sex offender list that really kinda fucks up every aspect of your entire life, for life.

Just a thought.
Sadly, this feels intuitively correct. I've heard a formalization of the prisoner's dilemma called the IQ shredder [1]. Whether it's a reach or not is something I am still debating internally. At the very least, I do sense that I, as someone who's working in tech and experience relatively stable upward career momentum, there's only so long I can "hang on" to my yuppie lifestyle before it works against my end goals to reproduce and have a family. While there's a playbook for what got me here, there's not one for what's going to get me to the next step.

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Mr Lee said: “[China] will make progress but if you look at the per capita they have got, the differences are so wide. We have the advantage of quality control of the people who come in so we have bright Indians, bright Chinese, bright Caucasians so the increase in population means an increase in talent.”

How many bright Indians and bright Chinese are there, Harry? Surely they are not infinite. And what will they do in Singapore? Well, engage in the finance and marketing rat-race and depress their fertility to 0.78, wasting valuable genes just so your property prices don’t go down. Singapore is an IQ shredder.

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[1] https://www.xenosystems.net/iq-shredders/
Create an image classifier in the browser and add it to your web page
The sexual revolution did nothing other than allow women the privileges that men already had.

If the result of such equality is that people are forming relationships less often than before, then the problem lies in the behaviors of both men AND women, not in the decision to allow women bodily and sexual autonomy in the first place.