skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's not a safe place for your mind being on though. At the time being, it is an usual, textbook aib content without images. If you look for places that could reduce your depression or fear of being stalked, do not consider anonymous boards. You'll get a huge loads of depression, products of mental illness, twisted worldviews, thinking errors and outright engineered posts than will put your own mental health in danger if consumed regularly. It's no safe place, because once you're hooked in, you're exposed to everything there and you cannot control that. It's tempting to separate "you" and your identity and integrity by hiding your name or username, but it's you who is there, not your username. It is like saying "okay, the world is scary and I will live in a simulation game where nobody knows who I am". The problem with that thinking is that now you live there and all your issues are still with you.

Also, as others pointed out itt, the problem with anonymity and deanonymisation is not in ip addresses or similar technical trails. To be anonymous, you have to check what you speak of on anonymous board and irl constantly, and which information you disclose, either consciously or in small details. Many slow aib users can recognize each other just by a little amount of text. You can also never know whether your readers could do A+B+C of your story or a comment and recognize you or someone from your environment irl. Your life is unique enough to do that, even if all you do is sitting before the screen all the time. I'd suggest to lurk for few years before getting out of readonly to evaluate your ability to stay anonymous, but only if there was something to do there in the first place.

It is also funny that it is called safe, when all you need to detect who said what at the legal level is your isp's metadata.
Giant glowing orb is the world’s first floating Apple Store
Just ask for more money for doing it then. Or push to not do it. If you end up not doing it then your saved the work. IF they pay you money, you get the prestige.
If you actually want to try to change it, you are welcome to come hang out on r/CitizenPlanners.

Nothing takes the past away like the future. What is currently is not what has to be tomorrow.
Interesting, flags get past the emoji filter on HN?
A heat seeking missile can’t do any of those things either, I’m not sure you understand the role of “AI” in this case, you also anthropomorphize it too much.
We are fixing this bug. Thanks still
Sure, and if you know exactly where a plane is headed than a anti-air missle, anti-air gun, or plane with radically less speed/agility would be fine as well.

So that's a big if.
I loved this episode. It resonated with all I learned in writing the history page. There's almost no type of reactor that hasn't been tried, and so hoping that some new kind of reactor is the answer to all problems in nuclear is a bit misguided.
"If you're like most people, you've never met a robot" is a very odd opener. I have seen a roomba? And ridden in a car with autopilot? And outside the tech bubble, I'd expect that nearly all factory workers have "met" a robot by this point.
Why is XML a better way to represent HTML than any other hierarchical data representation language? “JSON doesn’t have Multiline strings” would be a good argument, but there are lots of good reasons that XML is a bad format (overly verbose, overly complicated, parsers frequently have security vulnerabilities, etc etc).
Have you tried running a specific Cuda version from 10 years ago?

Because I have and I pity anyone who tries and builds a kernel that can run it.
> However if you use your own searx instance that is very difficult

The whole point of searx is not to mix your google research with other people google research, hence making it harder to track you?

AFAIK being alone in using a searx instance is useless, as google will still track you via this searx instance.
You have the right to your opinion but I appreciate Jaron quite a bit. It dismays me though that people with contributions, no matter how recent or which were significat once are now being dismissed and compared to socialites with negative contribution. It says quite a bit about where we are at this point, the era of shitting on while sitting on the shoulders of giants.
So hypothetically, people are dying from some easily-cured disease (this part is not the hypothetical), and a corrupt person wants to save their lives in order to "buy legitimacy". We must righteously prevent that person from doing good in the world, because it will complicate people's view of the person? Basically you're proposing to do an evil thing for a "greater good".
What is really consumerist about it is that it is the ultimate first world problem in treating minor inconveniences as grand oppression and demanding the world change how it operates alienated, smuggly alienated from the realities of production and calling themselves enlightened for it.

Get a disgruntled real estate developer with a few drinks in them to lower inhibitions and demand make less homogenous housing. Prepare for an earsplitting rant about every last detail they need to go through from economies of scale, cost of getting it, to building codes to zoning approval processes and meetings as they lack and the utter presumptious cluelessness of the demand from someone practically irrelevant to the whole process.
> The anti-air missile doesn't have the "hundreds of" element.

They do if you buy enough of them.
Consider northern Tarrant county of Texas which is the highest density school district area I have heard of.

Houses in Southlake cost about 20% more per square foot and tend to be substantially larger than all neighboring areas except Colleyville. That creates exclusivity largely due to magnified wealth that has grown up around the school.

Now that the population in the area has substantially swollen competition among the school districts has increased irrespective of wealth, though wealth remains an influential factor. When a student can live mere miles from various schools in more than two school districts, in some rare cases 4 districts, there is incentive to consider among the choices even though it’s supposed to limited by geography.

To complicate that further there are state funded charter school systems that have competitive admission requirements and ignore geography.

Yes there are also private schools as well. In many places private schools exist to provide wealthy children a superior education. That does not apply in the north Tarrant area where there are so many excellent public schools to choose from and the wealthy ones are among the best in the nation. In this area private schools exist only to provide education public schools cannot, such as religious sponsored education.
Not surprising that there's literal hate speech on the front page.
“ We’re all seeking that special person who is right for us. But if you’ve been through enough relationships, you begin to suspect there’s no right person, just different flavors of wrong. Why is this? Because you yourself are wrong in some way, and you seek out partners who are wrong in some complementary way. But it takes a lot of living to grow fully into your own wrongness. And it isn’t until you finally run up against your deepest demons, your unsolvable problems—the ones that make you truly who you are—that we’re ready to find a lifelong mate. Only then do you finally know what you’re looking for. You’re looking for the wrong person. But not just any wrong person: it's got to be the right wrong person—someone you lovingly gaze upon and think, “This is the problem I want to have.”

I will find that special person who is wrong for me in just the right way.”

—Andrew Boyd
An app that would be installed on a merchant's shop to provide some benefit for them (usually in exchange for money). They can be custom apps for a single shop or a public app on the Shopify App Store.
Home security companies working in AI also tends not to end well in the movies, video games.

It amuses me to think that Aperture Science had a protocol for rogue AIs with the codename "Birthday Cake". GLaDOS did not understand why all of the humans kept talking about cake as they died. They really seem to like cake...
SuperCollider – audio synthesis and algorithmic composition for musicians
If relationships with China go further south, I've been wondering/worrying if that might eventually (and sadly) affect the supply of cheap components to young, developing 'makers', many of whom ultimatately tend to end up in this line of industry after years of tinkering.

The knock-on effect could be huge in the future.
Then in this case it's the same as phishing emails. People know it's wrong, and yet still follow along anyways.

This is not necessarily a forgone conclusion, but occurs to often to dismiss.
> All of your endpoints must now return an html snippet, which is specific to the design of the page. So you have a lot of page specific endpoints.

This is ok, adding an endpoint to spit out html is super simple, it's just printf statements with angle brackets.

Beside that I find endpoints need to be somewhat coupled to the UI anyway, otherwise the endpoint needs to be a superset of all possible data and all the complications that come with that.
>Princeton receives more per capita government funds than Rutgers.

Where do you find these numbers? Have a link?
"Native" GUI toolkits that do not fully implement pen and touch UI are not really native, are they? Do NOT assume your users are on devices that are limited to 20th century UI hardware! (Win10 can fully leverage both pen and touch, iOS does touch well and pen fairly badly...)
Obviously your family moves freshman year to optimize your chance of getting into UT /s
Despite the answers below, it’s not an IQ question (I likely have an above average IQ, but nothing remotely special).

If I see a problem, particularly in a business context (I’m not a trained scientist curing cancer here), I can solve it. Whether that’s marketing, product, sales, devops, engineering, you name it. I don’t mind jumping between disciplines, getting my hands dirty, and doing the work that needs doing (no matter how unglamorous).

And if I work for companies with hundreds of employees and I’m one of the go to people for any problem, big or small, I know I have something special that sets me apart.
Jack of [many] trades, master of none.
Sure, that is clear, just wanted to clarify for any future ambitious hackers it’s not a technical limitation.
They filed confidential paperwork - the actual public S-1 will come months later. E.g. Asana had confidentially filed back in February.
Many things are a national security threat.

American corporations themselves are also a national security threat. Tax evasion, lobbying, etc.
#5 neglects the fact that Epstein had an office on campus, which is far more interesting than the number of times he was invited in by staff. (Covered in more detail by someone else, below.)
Whoops, meant 13 for my iPad. Mixed it up with a spare 6S where I have the iPhone beta.

Haven't seen the beta crash but I'd attribute that to not using it on either of my main iThings.
Thanks! They also link to this writeup, which someday I might attempt to reproduce: http://www.wherry.com/gadgets/retrocomputing/vax-simh.html
One of the most interesting books I was ever required to read was Night, by Elie Wiesel. In it he recounts how Holocaust survivors where disbelieved as similar to hysterical when they returned to warn their fellow Jews of the horrors ahead. From page 7:

> Day after day, night after night, he went from one Jewish
house to the next, telling his story and that of Malka, the young
girl who lay dying for three days, and that of Tobie, the tailor who
begged to die before his sons were killed.

> Moishe was not the same. The joy in his eyes was gone. He no
longer sang. He no longer mentioned either God or Kabbalah. He
spoke only of what he had seen. But people not only refused to
believe his tales, they refused to listen.
Some even insinuated
that he only wanted their pity, that he was imagining things. Others flatly said that he had gone mad.

Is it impossible for history to repeat itself with a new Hitler? If not, how could we recognize him (/her)?
It sure seems like those would take a boatload of energy. I wonder how that's stored.
It sounds like most of your issues could be resolved by working for startups / small companies that have greenfield projects.

The 'pricky code reviewers' could be addressed by having an honest conversation with your colleague(s).
Using a Palm Pilot is ancient in comparison to todays' Iphone 11.

Does that count?
Personality traits account for something like 5% of the variance when it comes to life outcomes. Their usefulness comes from mostly analyzing huge groups of people and their differences in behavior than to be used as an individual measure. Most people can become significantly more or less industrious if they try. The same goes for other traits. In fact, I would say that part of your experience in life is nudging yourself more to the opposite side of what you're genetically given, i.e. if you're too industrious and too disagreeable, learn to be less (it's not so good to be hyper-competitive and hyper-focused all the time).
I can highly recommend Github pages, which I use for https://blog.jeaye.com/

The HN hug of death has never brought it down, since Github handles all of the scaling.
CLI for declarative management of Kafka topics
A hunch: I think anonymous writing today (by those with more non-anonymous writing) will be reliably de-anonymized relatively soon through some sort of comparative analysis by a motivated enough party.

It feels like writing needs an additional layer of obfuscation. For example, one way to give feedback in a small circle of people might be to have a neutral, anonymous third-party rephrase the idea in their own words -- a bit like running it through Google Translate but less deterministic.

This sort of feature could potentially be baked into a service, as a checkbox. Perhaps in order to post you have to "anonymize" n number of other users' posts first.

Some further reading:

https://33bits.wordpress.com/2012/02/20/is-writing-style-suf...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stylometry
I agree that the reader shouldn't be penalized for the quality of a comment's score in this way. Maybe there could be a setting that enables/disables this feature.
Parts.
Join companies with problems worth solving, add value as quickly as possible, and then find problems that you can tackle and start advocating to be granted the latitude to tackle them.

Most companies and teams are thrilled to have people who proactively seek to solve thorny issues. The difference with me is that most programmers are attracted to solving “problems” in a code base, which might add value but have arguable ROI. I’m rarely the person who advocates for a rewrite or tries to push some hot new technology. I’m almost always the engineer who asks the question “how can we apply what we’ve already written to this new sector” or “how do we change up this experience to cut onboarding time in half” etc.
I didn't mean to, nor did I imply that price and quality are correlated. I gave the prices as a quick reference to the link, and the commentary is my own personal experience. You're welcome to interpret it however you like, but please don't credit me for how you interpret it.
>Reproducibility is about understanding the result. It is the modern version of "showing your work".

That is something no one outside of highschool cares about. The idea that you can show work in general is ridiculous. Do I need to write a few hundred pages of set theory to start using addition in a physics paper? No. The work you need to show is the work a specialist in the field would find new, which is completely different to what a layman would find new.

Every large lab, the ones that can actually reproduce results, has decades of specialist code that does not interface with anything outside the lab. Providing the source code is then as useful as giving a binary print out of an executable for an OS you've never seen before.
Totally! Thanks for sharing and we'll keep it in mind for the future.
Ask HN: A simple business checking account?
I live in SD, and have an LLC in WY. Recently been trying to open a simple business checking account so I can connect my Stripe to it, and try a tech startup.

However, it has been incredibly frustrating(?) so far:

- Chase wants you to physically go to their branch and they don't have any in SD or WY

- Axos Bank looked like it hasn't been updated in 10 years + asked for an insane amount of information

- Brex just asked me to provide my LinkedIn URL + a bank account with at least $100k in it

Has it always been this bad, or am I missing something? How does one open a simple online business checking account these days (with or without fees)?

PS:

1. I am aware that Stripe Atlas exists (+alternatives), but no I did not use it to form my LLC.

2. I've also been scanning a few existing HN posts on the topic, but they seem to be somewhat outdated.

Edit: formatting.
You assume the company is not doing this on purpose, or without intent.

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There were general flaws w/ Google & gMail to allow governments to snoop in on unencrypted communication. There probably still is.
Yeah that should actually be the easiest to do for us.
Doesn't seem like he had kids, or at least publicly.
I feel like electric cars suffer more from infrastructure problems than physics. If there were widely available chargers at both workplaces and homes (including the parking garages of apartment complexes, etc.), I think you'd see much more widespread adoption. It's not hard to imagine widespread fast-charge stations off the interstates, or even battery-swap stations either.

ICE cars have basically a hundred years of infrastructure to lean on, and they'll continue to have a massive one-up on electric cars in terms of versatility until an equivalent electric infrastructure is built out.
They probably didn't have a Gantt chart to help them figure out the dependencies to properly plan it on their roadmap
What is coin in this context CoolGuySteve ? (HFT ?)
Judge 'inclined' to block Apple's move to hamper Epic's Unreal Engine
My current plan is to upload each season as a single item, rather than individual episodes.
I interpreted the GP's words "innate immunity" as meaning "genetic". Was I wrong?
Don't worry, Gmail made top-posting cool.
NVIDIA is famous for row of anticompetitive practices. On the other hand such a disaster will clear up the road for other, more modern alternatives - be it RISC-V or something entirely new.
How about a code editor? All IDEs have code editors, you know. Unity doesn't. Because, again, it's not an IDE.
Thank you for your comments. The moderation is currently manual and a manual moderation layer will always remain. plus we have a "report abuse" button for user supported moderation. 3rd we are also developing a NLP module that will be able to fish out anything offensive. Since we don't want to keep IP address logs we can target content directly. Any advise on that is welcome.

On monetisation: we will relay on ads and sponsored posts that are relevant to the audience.

Vigyaa means "knowledge"
just imagine something you want to happen or exist, then make it happen or make it exist. ordinariness is irrelevant.

Having a goal that’s only “being better than someone else” is silly unless you are in a formally competitive situation. Doesn’t make much sense as a life goal.

Chose a concrete goal that doesn’t shift arbitrarily on what other people have done.
Did he own any fertility clinics?..
You can just build your own machine images and not use docker at all.
I wonder if the risk of memory leak increases when using the generators.
Even in a public institution that has never failed an audit, I have trouble believing $5/mo is a hard thing to get. Technically, its $60/year fee because its one of those annual plans. We pay for vultr with no drama.
New EBS Volume Type (Io2) – 100x Higher Durability and 10x More IOPS/GiB
I actually recommend Gitlab pages. I prefer their allowance of private repos. I made a guide [1] on how to switch from Github to Gitlab pages. I use Gitlab for my static sites and Github for my source.

[1] https://rajvinjamuri.wordpress.com/2018/04/21/how-to-migrate...
One-third of people with Covid-19 lie about their symptoms, study shows
Orwell’s nightmare? Facial recognition for animals promises farmyard revolution
> Why do you think fighters carry a bunch of “drones strapped with explosives” (air-to-air missiles) for air-to-air combat?

They don't typically carry _hundreds_, though. Carrying capacity for air-to-air missiles is pretty low. You get only a few shots.
I think it will age fine. If every ad-supported website switched to this model, I'd be paying for either zero or one websites.

If it was $5 for access that would be a completely different situation, but a big free tier followed by $5 for unlimited is fine.
You completely ignored my second point.

As for FISA court, the government is allowed to destroy the paper trail and the public is not allowed to know the justification, so it might as well not exist.

Also, the NSA spying on US citizens illegally and covertly without a warrant is worse than a public Chinese courts, undeniably.
Really relate to this. I shut down my startup in April. On paper, we ran out of money.

Behind the scenes, I finally paid the toll/ burnt out after 1-2 years of constant unexpected, unpredictable shocks. As a solo founder with investors, there was no escape, no one to run things while I took time off, and no way to leave without ending the company. At points, if my phone buzzed with a text message, I would go into a panic attack, expecting another problem.

I’m now reading a book on the impact of trauma on psychology and while my experience was nothing compared to people who went to war, etc - I see a lot of similarities. Eg there are external triggers that shock your body without your control.

One of the frustrating parts was that I knew it was happening as it was happening. I had the language to identify I was burnt out, had a coach, a therapist, tried to leverage a support network, etc. I do wish there were more solutions for this.

At a minimum, it’s good that this issue is getting talked about more and more. An important requirement to take a sabbatical as in the example in the paper is having buy-in from board members, investors, or team mates, so getting more people on board with mental health is key.

Question - curious if anyone has seen any books on burnout recovery. Thus far, 4 months in, it’s quite a long process.
Why are the Dutch so tall?
To remove the need of pilot completely a lot of still have to be done - making the same AI capable of the full cycle - from taking off to engagement, from the engagement to landing. Combining all these in the same software is harder than making them work independently. Maybe it will be just a few separate AIs. Then the interconnect problem arises.
Godwin's law (or Godwin's rule of Hitler analogies) is an Internet adage asserting that "as an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1".
First marriages end 50% of the time [1], which doesn't seem that great. It's 67% for 2nd and 73% of 3rd. Given the large number that never remarry, the 2nd and 3rd order effects don't really add much to the overall rate.

>the rates have been improving

Maybe because record few people get married, and those that do, do so at record high ages [2].

[1] https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-intelligent-divo...

[2] https://www.bgsu.edu/content/dam/BGSU/college-of-arts-and-sc...
Facebook censors group criticizing Thailand king after government pressure
This is a nice game! Love the coin mechanic.
Most people can't tell the difference between app and OS crashes. With all the misinformation out there about it, who can blame them.
Banks generally benefit from steeper yield curves. The yield curve is still quite flat and will likely stay that way due to the Fed buying-back long term treasuries.