skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No problem! FYI there may be something else bloating your slug. With the ruby buildpack, heroku by default will install node_modules to a shared cache directory and not include them in the slug artifact. For example I have a Rails app that has 250MB of node_modules locally but my slug on Heroku is only 93.4MB.
The overuse of emojis kill all of your credibility and make you seem like a child playing with my secret keys.
This doesn't address my question though: is it true that a significant percentage of Google's Adsense revenue comes from such ads?

I'm not denying that Google profits from these, that would be silly. My point is that broadcast companies run morally questionable ads all the time, yet it seems that we should be holding Google for a higher level of accountability.

Take for example drug commercials. If you are concerned about scams targeting seniors, then you must have reservations about these, since the way they portray drug positive effects, and downplay the adverse ones, is clearly misleading. Or, say, political ads. Facebook is taking a lot of flak because of these, but local TV stations have been running misleading and often borderline hateful commercials for ages, e.g.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/politics/ct-met-jeanne-ives-b...

https://www.kcur.org/show/up-to-date/2016-07-25/asian-americ...

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/10577284453865390...

None of the broadcasters involved in playing these commercials faced any sort of legal consequences. Shouldn't that change, too?
That's nothing. A single individual owns Raj Properties and Everest Properties which together own more than 1000 apartments in the much smaller city of Berkeley.
My experience with people with dirty cars - they tend to use them only as transportation. Their living room isn't necessarily nearly as dirty (though just about NEVER clean). But their bathrooms are horrendous. Never use the bathroom of someone with a dirty car.
I like vim, it's efficient.

This comes from an emacser. Emacs who shares this trait a bit (albeit rarely installed by default) .. when sublime text was all the rage I saw how emacs had 50% of it builtin and the rest was absorbed in a few monthes. I felt emacs would never fade at that point.
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Hey, you're a good HN user; anyone who posts things like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16197431 is fine with us. But you simply can't post things like the GP comment, regardless of how right you are or feel about the underlying issues. That's not so hard to understand, and the vast majority of the community here would agree. We're simply trying to prevent this forum from destroying itself in the way internet forums traditionally do.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

https://news.ycombinator.com/newswelcome.html
Lots of landlords don't pay any of those things.
On the contrary I’d rather characterize it as IPA = very hoppy (you might even say overhopped) and therefore bitter.
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Thanks! That was a fun project to work on! We’re also doing some work now to map out how the energy landscape changes as a function of network depth, and it appears that the landscapes of DNNs look dissimilar to typical structural glasses.
Ask HN: Should remote worker salaries be based on location?
I am hiring remote at the moment and finding it very difficult to decide what I should be paying for a specific role - experience combination.

Some people argue; why does it matter where I live?

If this is true, what is the global remote rate?
Honda portable generators are some kind of magic. 90% of that thing must be a muffler, but I've never seen a tear-down. I knew a bunch of people into flying model airplanes, and every single person would have one of these out at the field. Until someone pointed one out to me, I had no idea 5+ generators were actively running around me.
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KitchenAid is famous for these kinds of agreements as a measure to ensure the public perception of their value doesn’t go down whenever there are sales.
Yeah, Boston wants you to be going home at 12AM, when the last trains are leaving their stations, and they force bars/clubs/restaurants/etc to be closed by 2AM, period.

It makes me miss the random industrial city in another country I lived in for my MSc. Admittedly, that's one of my favorite cities period, but it had night-owl bus lines, including BRT. You could go out at 20:30, stay out until 04:30, and get home at 5:45.
Lot of young people like to live in cities like SF and NYC especially for a vibrant social/recreational life. SF also attracts outdoorsy people because of its access to nature like beaches, hiking spots and so on.
The issue for me is nuanced. While it doesn't go to end users in production, it still ends up in my heroku buildpack. This sharp increase (33% of my allowed buildpack) was alarming.

Having been a rails and react developer for a very long time, i'm generally aware of the value added by all these files. I bring up these concerns almost to say "have we added too much? is it time to think about trimming back?".
> Does this mean that for any given prime, there will always be a prime within 600 digits?

No. Euclid showed that the gap between consecutive primes can be arbitrarily large. In particular, n!+2, n!+3, ..., n!+n are all composite whenever n>1.

> Or that given a set of infinite numbers, you can also construct an infinite set of pairs of primes 600 digits apart?

It means that there are infinitely many pairs of primes p and q such that 0 < |p - q| < 600.
Honest question, wouldn’t the 80/20 rule in these cases still imply large majority owners in most cases? Wealth concentration figures I have seen (0.1% own 20% of the nations wealth for example) seem to support this view?
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There will be a simulator later this year. I expect CheriBSD on Morello will released at the same time with a feature set compariable with MIPS and RISC-V.
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Now I've seen it all! Fake helos :-D
My friend Damien's homepage [1] should really go on this list. It embeds a Nethack game on the home page.

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This is way over my head, though fascinating, but I wanted to see if I could understand what part explains it. Is it the "Power Handshakes" part?
But that is for property. Does not extend to a human being. That is the same everywhere. You are confusing the two things. Even in India authorities have legal rights to confiscate property they feel is being used in criminal activity. That is allowed and doesn't require a warrant. But do you, in the United States, have any law where you can be arrested without there being a charge-sheet or an arrest warrant or prima-facie evidence? Even the arrests that cops make in the US are based on prima-facie evidence: not providing information as asked for by law, hiding drugs or on the basis of suspicion. No where does anyone get arrested because someone else just complained about the said person.
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/78.0/releasenotes/
I just like hoppy beer. I don’t have much time or inclination to acquire the correct taste.
Child porn is a serious problem in that it is abhorrent.

I have not seen any evidence that it is a serious problem in that it has significant impact at a societal level.

These bills are not being introduced to significantly reduce child porn. They're meant to further enhance surveillance powers or earn easy political points. Any actual effect on crime is a side benefit.

Let's not forget that the same people that propose these bills are the ones hanging out at Epstein's private island.
This cable is clearly superior to USB-C. Why can't they make USB-C easier to plug in and reversible?
Obviously, the above commenter just needs an actual supercarrier... Which is to say, an F-150 with a generator is about as big of a base of operations you can get that mostly fits in a parking spot.

If I'm taking a mobile home or... that thing... somewhere, it's generally a planned event. Whereas my "mobile base of operations" should be something that's always with me during my day-to-day, but also has a significant amount of resources I might need.
Absolutely. CA is the last state I'd want to live in or register it in.
It was killed by Flash. Adobe is not just going to stop updating flash, they are outright force disabling it at the end of the year, even for people willing to risk it.

This kills the majority of the games on Kongregate.
Webpack.

I always appreciated the design philosophy behind rails, how it was always about "getting things done", and not about being the latest cool tech of the day, but this introduction of the webpack fad into the "rails convention" feels just like going backwards.
> Thus they support the regime.

Ahem... most Chinese can't get more curses for it. Even unranked CPC members, and civil servants quietly hate them.

One needs to read a lot of People's Daily to drink this koolaid

The few who do almost all are the poor, underachieving, and angry "little pink" flag waving youth, or are the actual accessories to the system.
I don't upload xcode.app to apple every time i submit an iOS app. I do npm install on every build on heroku.
By reducing usage, you could have both vehicles last almost twice as long, so I think it's safe to directly offset the pollution from gas creation and combustion, making a second vehicle a very good idea from an environmental standpoint. Plus, parts from a vehicle can be recycled or reused, whereas fuel burns once.

Really though, it probably depends how long your commute is.
I agree with others: I love this feature, but I wonder if most people need the level of power being offered vs. an inverter that can do 400W or so.

Having a "second aux battery" would be a nice factory option, so you don't worry about draining the starter. There are mods you can do to vehicles to make this work.
More info, from the former glibc maintainer:

https://akkadia.org/drepper/dsohowto.pdf
Corrected thanks
The goal is not to own the rentals, the goal is to own the cashflow through the control of the properties (whether that's mortgages, leases, or option agreements with the owner). To your point, you want to be stripping equity whenever possible to accelerate asset acquisition. Very similar to private equity LBO operations.

If you're highly levered (as a smaller landlord), and funneling that income into retirement accounts protected from creditors (varies by state for IRAs, 401ks are federally protected), it's all upside with no downside. Heads, you walk away with appreciated real estate you eventually cash out of. Tails, you walk away from your investment properties while your retirement assets are protected with credit blemishes that are quickly forgotten by lenders. It is rare to be pursued by lenders in recourse states, as being (mostly) judgement proof and the option of bankruptcy are significant hurdles.
#vanlife is this idea. The generator here is total overkill for most daily needs - you can get diesel/propane powered appliances that work better. The application for this generator is powertools, where you do need high electric power. Most electric devices like computers, lighting, are really efficient today and you can get by on just a single deep cycle battery.

I actually don't think solar panels are really needed today unless you're doing stationary vanlife, like setting up an aid camp in Africa. It's just so much simpler to charge your battery from your alternator while you drive.
Other use in the Python ecosystem seems to predate Django (https://github.com/python/peps/commit/53474baa0790912b8a02f1...) although I'd certainly be interested in more context.
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2020-2...

CVE-2020-12402: RSA Key Generation vulnerable to side-channel attack
Can you please explain to me how you think its ethical or just personally acceptable to run a team that actively makes the web a worse experience for everyone?

I look forward to your company's downfall and it sounds like the blame lies solely on you and your team. Please consider the reputational cost of 'growth'.
Same. I’ve been eyeing Laurel Heights and Marina and I haven’t seen those places dip. However Berkeley has plummeted. It’s the only place in east bay that i would consider because there are a lot of ethnic restaurants. Ethnic diverse restaurants are key for me.
DC used to close at 6 pm. It was amazing.
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Yeah as i stated above if you're actually looking call them up and they'll suggest 1-2months free.
Source: I'm looking right now and pretty much everyone will say yes to 1 or 2 months free. They just don't want to drop their listed prices. Perhaps to avoid renewals in the same complex citing the lower prices and negotiating or perhaps to avoid rent controls locking in rates when this ends.
The point is to filter out people who are unwilling to put up money.

Why waste money on a trial for someone who is unlikely to convert.

You sound like someone who is hard to sell to, so it is in the interests of most companies to discourage you from participating.
'make' is the language that I hold up as an example when I say, "When you are developing a new programming language, do the debugger EARLY because you're going to need one anyway."

Debugging multi-million-line makefiles is not fun when all you have is echo, and one shot every few hours at a race condition that hopefully your debugging output won't perturb.
The pie chart shows that 46% of Apple devices currently have an IPv6 address, but among those devices, 43% (20/46) of connections are still using IPv4 due to limitations on the server side.

In theory, Apple could deploy an IPv6-in-IPv4 VPN to give every device an IPv6 address, but that would make IPv6 slower than IPv4, and the telcos probably wouldn't be happy about losing their ability to inspect traffic.
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I don't really understand why a headscarf is controversial at all. I don't understand why burkas and niqabs are controversial either, so long as folks know they have a choice in the matter. Someone else wearing one doesn't really affect you. The bigger issue is that you see it as a problem, instead of just accepting folks.

Seriously: How does someone else wearing a headscarf - or more - actually affect you beyond the hypothetical of what a person could do?
Would "have cough" qualify?

I suppose HIPAA might be broad enough to cover that but I think there are a lot more questions to answer if we're talking about something that is really covered by HIPAA or not.

Personally I wouldn't assume that anything health related is automatically HIPAA.
Wonder if this could be used as a road-side service vehicle to help stranded EVs...
> "New England" IPAs aren't overly hopped

NEIPAs are by definition excessively hopped, it's just mostly (if not all) dry hops that impart the aromas you described instead of bitterness that's associated with classic IPAs.
Rent is falling across the country...Do you believe unemployment skyrocketing to somewhere between 20-40 million people across the Country preceding the rent price crash is coincidence? Do you have an alternative hypothesis why rent across the Country is dropping? If its not a drop in demand...that would suggest the entire Country increased its housing supply at the same time.
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For sedans, perhaps. The quality and reliability (and looks) of American trucks vs. cars can be a bit different.

I stand by my Mazda, though. 2014, 110k and it has only needed a replacement alternator.
One thing you win is that the name of the script can give you a hint as to what it does.
Yes, we had such nice restaurants in Brooklyn when I was a kid. They served syringes and cheap pizza.

I still love living in the city. Wouldn't move to the burbs if you paid me.
US is stuck in the worst of all worlds
China has existed for thousands of years as a rough idea and not as a continuous country for all that time. For many hundreds of years it was a set of countries like Europe and for others it was a single entity. So to say that China has always been a single continuous entity for thousands of years is kind of pure propaganda.

Also when the British took Hong Kong it was only an island with some small fishing and charcoal making villages. Not the same as the huge metropolis it is today. So it exists today because of people going there and building the place up. My guess is because it wasn't part of communist China proper so you could do and say things that you couldn't on the mainland.
Called out for my two typos in separate posts :facepalm:
If you want to convince your friends they should support encryption, here's how I like to get past the "nothing to hide" argument.

Imagine we're sitting at a bar, chatting. None of us have anything to hide. Then the government passes a law that all conversations must be streamed on Youtube Live, so an agent comes in, sets up a camera at our table, and starts streaming.

We still don't "have anything to hide". We're just having a conversation. But the conversation used to be private--that's normal. Now it's not private, which is not normal.

Whether or not you feel like you have to "hide" anything during a bar conversation is not the point. It's whether you think we should make changes to our society where having a private conversation is never allowed.

This kind of analogy, in my experience, helps people understand that the "nothing to hide" argument assumes that privacy is only for evil people, when in reality it's the very normal default of daily life. The parable posted in another top-level comment is also great.
Yes. Makes a huge difference. I try to stick with defaults as much as I can. I find that helps with long term maintainability. In this case, I don't know if I will (as I chose in the past to always use pg and rspec).
I know there are contentious issues in this thread, with people naturally falling on both sides, and I am too ignorant of Indian society to know what all the lines are. But I don't read that comment the same way that you do. To me it's primarily a report of the commenter's experience as a dalit, and a very interesting report actually. I suppose it includes some phrases that, in a different context, would cross the line and deserve moderation replies, but the context matters a lot. I don't think "anecdotes spilling vitriol" is a fair description.
Your company is the reason images.google is useless unless -pinterest is used.

"100 presents for grandmothers 2019" is just web badfaith, sleazy internet pollution.