skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is fascinating, though I'm rather disappointed by their citation of sources (or non-sources).

The most salient citation in the whole article, with the text "accused female brewers of being witches", points to https://bigthink.com/scotty-hendricks/the-dark-history-of-wo... . This article makes absolutely no reference to female brewers being accused of being witches.

Now, I find it plausible and even fairly likely that campaigns against witchcraft also resulted in women being forced out of beer production (to say nothing of the deaths of many women whose sole crime was their independence), but this isn't about that for me. It's lazy at best or dishonest at worst to imply that a source backs up a core statement of your article when it does not.

It's all the worse that the Smithsonian article is mostly a shameless repackaging of the BigThink article, with the unsourced (though we're made to think it's sourced!) prosecution-of-alewives-for-witchcraft claim being the main addition of this new article!
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It already has gone to zero. The bankruptcy proceedings wrote off all of the old stock and issued an entirely new set of shares, mostly to the debt holders.

(I cannot reply to your response when you edit so often... looks like it resets an anti-spam timer or something)

The proceedings behind a deal at this scale are so private that it is rare to see major salient revisions after a public announcement like this. Nevertheless, I concede the point that it isn't completely final. Presumably they'll be de-listed once that actually happens.
Graphql.pro is a paid library for ruby as well.
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There is going to be complex behavior (adapting to traffic by routing around it) that a simulation will poorly predict

Also, you will have correlation between adjacent segments of the network- and the idea of extracting "rush hours" brings its own set of problems.

Consult with a statistician familiar with geographical models. I'm sorry I can't help much more than that. It's
very different from finance.
I mean, ActivityPub? That's basically what it is.
All the people on the adtech team.
It is, but it's not re-validated once used. You can get a burner phone, sign up, ditch the phone.
was it easy to get it setup? I too have a Hugo blog but other than occasionally adding posts and changing the theme, haven't done any intense partial-building. Sounds like it could be a fun little project
Which programming font is the widest?
I would love to switch to esbuild, but unfortunately some basics are still not in there. I read some people switched, but I wonder how they have projects requiring 30+ seconds when not utilizing bundle splitting. Maybe I am missing something... Are you outputting esm files or what?

Would be great to get some insights how people are mitigating the lack of bundle splitting in non-esm output right now. Thanks!
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> This vulnerability affects platforms with case-insensitive filesystems...

What kind of platforms use case-insensitive filesystems?
Feeding for My Website
I wanted to know if it is possible to " feed my website" from another site. For example, Zillow has a ton of listings. I wanted to know if there is a way to show them on my site, Thanks a lot for your help, Be safe and Be well,
Sally
Did you ensure that you maintained protein level when you went vegan/vegetarian? It's easy to eat much less protein if you aren't careful.
If by mature we mean respecting tasks and duties, why don't we count duties to your own psyche and body into it?

Being an adult is sometimes finding some occupancy that with minimum amount of time will give us the psychological comfort to do the maximum amount of paid work through the rest of the week (or day). Why don't we teach kids that being mature is caring for our needs too, instead of pushing them into the square hole of just duties that are demanded of them by everyone else.
This has a lot to it, and I believe this is one of the thing that holds women back later on in their careers -- if you are rewarded as a girl for going along/allowing people to save face, you have practiced skills that don't serve you as well in business and academia. I have had to practice telling people they're wrong in an effective way. Other factors are at play, of course, but this is an important component.

Lots of socialization going on.
I really want to agree with you; this is how law should work (and why "law is like software" analogies are so fundamentally wrong, software doesn't make judgement calls). The problem is that people are involved, which means some of the judges will show poor judgement, including possibly okay'ing something if their friends do it but not if other do, or other less obviously unfair things.

I don't see a solution; the obvious choice of trying to make the law more specific and thus less reliant on judgement gets us back to the idea you are opposing.
maybe that's what triggered the witch hunt
https://github.com/a-b-street/abstreet/issues/85#issuecommen...

Here's a video of the problem with the current approach, which is storing a count per hour. No sliding windows; 7:59am and 8:01am are different buckets. Green is "less than usual", red is "more than usual." Every time the hour resets, lots of green appears, and slowly fades.
> A big reason we use leetcode style challenges is because they can be automatically scored, while take-homes take a lot more to review.

Take-home problems are automatically scored as well. The company defines an API or interface to the code and creates a test suite to run against it.

The benefit of take-home problems is that you have the option of reviewing the code in-depth if you need more perspective. If a candidate only passes 7/10 tests, I'll still dive into the code to see what went wrong. If it's an honest mistake, I ignore the failure and amend the instructions to make it more clear for the next candidate.
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> They served the PM of Japan food out of a shoe. A tremendously offensive, targeted .....

Uhm, it was served to everyone at the table. Hardly targeted.
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Fine and large motor skills develop unevenly across genders/brain structures. There may be a link here, a feedback loop.
To quote Mark Twain (or someone)
"The lottery is a tax on people who are bad at math"
Can you please not post unsubstantive and/or flamebait comments to HN, regardless of how you feel about Bitcoin or whatever? It sends discussions straight to failure mode.

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macOS, to name one. It appears NTFS is also vulnerable according to the posting.
Here is my reading of your situation:

1) You posted a review which presumably got flagged as being spam/low-quality (maybe an automated system flagged it for having ALL CAPS or curse words, or who knows what).

2) You posted the same review on a different account, which now is flagged as double spam because now it looks like you are operating a sock-puppet account.

I think my version of events sounds a lot more likely than yours. If your thing was true, then you could sign up right now with your own fake business and find the page where you can remove reviews of your own business. Since no one has shown this to happen, one can only assume that it doesn't happen.

I think Google/Amazon etc try to mostly remove fake reviews, and that probably just catches reviewers who are giving 1 star angry-rants as "spam".
Depending on how it's implemented, it could actually work to the benefit of non-degree holders. A certification reflecting your ability to leetcode and a review of your portfolio, could put you in the same place as graduates of elite CS degree programs.
In general, it's a small website built to complement an existing website/set of websites. Traditionally, these have been used for Instagram/Twitter profiles to fit more than the one allotted link in a bio, but our users use them for a so much more! (ex: internal team bookmarks archive, simple product page/checkouts, adding a paywall to a small page/item, or simply using them as their website for ease of use)

Hope I explained myself well! :)
Except that boys don't have elevated testosterone as children.

There are a couple of points in very early life, then not until puberty.

You could still point to the indirect effects of elevated T during infancy.
This forum has become increasingly afraid of anything that contradicts their own world views.
Actually France nuclear industry is harmed by the current chilliness of the EU, lead by germany, toward nuclear power generation. If EDF could choose, they would prefer a bigger market to export its technology inside the EU.

The problem of capacity factors of french nuclear reactors is caused by excess generation by renewables (mostly wind from north sea) that cannot be stopped and is sold at quasi negative rates. It's clear when you see the capacity factor has been decreasing for the last decades without much change in the number of reactors online in France.
Or you can microwave cities.

Pump few gigawatts of microwaves over a country, and revert it to stone age in minutes.
This was an interesting read! If you ever decide to update this article & include tools for working with webhooks, Hookdeck(https://hookdeck.io) should be at the top of the list. Hookdeck is a complete webhook infrastructure that makes working with webhooks painless. we pride ourselves in reliability. We provide tooling for easy monitoring and troubleshooting of webhooks
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Others already said below research on red meat and colon cancer correlation is imperfect. It not to distinguish processed meats with not processed. It not consider for difference in cook methods producing potential carcinogen, say grill vs. bake. Also many people maybe are not predisposed to colon cancer, they prefer to have better healing and take a risk such like that.

Also study is compare of vegan. Not veggietarian. This mean potential beenfit from dairy. ALso potential white meat not reds. You have made a link from red meat to scar outcome where above study no created one. This is bad thinking.

Also you are say for supplementing remedy all problem on vegans. This supplements expensive need much research. Maybe hard for getting right. Why benefit from this and use vegans diet? If same results are come from meat. There am also chance for benefits not iron and b12 related but maybe collogen and other meat things.
Why does this site ask for VR permission?
> if Git is configured globally to apply delay-capable clean/smudge filters (such as Git LFS)

What is the simple test for whether this is the case or not?

Is this a default-on scenario?
Porsche tried to takeover VAG and it failed and saddled them with so much debt that VAG could swoop in later and take them over instead.
No surprise there, it's genetic..
disclaimer: Google employee. Views my own.

You can not pay to change Google reviews. Period. And the theories of "you dont know whats happening in all parts" is not true because I looked at detailed numbers myself and other than legal processes, everything was clearly visible.

If anything Google has a clearly different org and we often told very highly paying customers that even if they were paying us hundreds of millions a year that does not change our policies. One of the luxuries of being Google scale I guess.

Google gets a lot of (potentially justified) criticism on Hackernews but this conspiracy that Google lets businesses pay for reviews is plain stupid.
This project has definitively proved that it's a political problem and not a technical one. The solution is to build a deep unmarked hole and bury it, duh.

I think it's not that controversial of a statement to say that the main problem with nuclear energy in general is political. As evidenced by the fact that this thread exists and full of people who are trying really hard to find problems with our only extant technology for carbon-free large-scale energy production. And that we keep shutting down perfectly good nuclear power plants. There's just no basis on fact here.

Meanwhile, the water is lapping at our feet.
This is a huge result in signal processing but with broad applications
Yep - my mistake, I only looked at the LAUSD data for elementary schools, and then at total numbers instead for the following data sets.

This makes the "principals are 1:1" data even more interesting. It also lends a good chunk more weight to the idea that at least elementary schools are an environment with outsizedly more female role models.

I still think the "build a system" argument doesn't hold - see the 1:1 data - but I'm certainly more convinced on "the effects of the system-as-is result in this", even without the conscious build step.
Before settling on hops (which has a calming effect, btw), it was common to use henbane in beer brewing. See also e.g. https://oct.co/essays/history-hallucinogenic-beers-magic-mus...
Alternatively, if more OSS was GPLv3, we might see companies more default to recreating the software in house and nobody really wins.
Where I live, there are many levels of quality when it comes to "trailer parks". I know of a few that are essentially slums: very low-income residents, crowded, dirty, noisy, and packed with trailers from the 50s and 60s. I don't know who would _choose_ to live in these places. Maybe it's a case of poor people being poor because they make poor choices. Or simply aren't aware that there are better options.

On the other end of the spectrum, there are communities with HOA rules, well-kept common areas, a clubhouse, etc. My mom lives in one of these. Honestly, it's not a bad place to live. I could totally live there if needed to. I tried to talk her out of buying it based on the economics alone ($400/mo lot rent plus around $60k for the house) but she went ahead with it anyway. It doesn't make financial sense to me, but maybe she sees something about the situation that I don't.
What about soft deletes? How does Django deal with that?
I'm not sure what the table proves without FAANG statistics. I don't think 65% of students with a 3.8 are getting accepted at FAANG.
Google Voice will soon no longer be able to forward text messages
Really cool! We actually planned to do something similar at Sterblue 2 years ago but never prioritized it because it’s too far from our primary scope. But we definitely see the use for this exact tool, it’s really nice. This approach of « smart labelling » is really perfect to quickly obtain high quality segmentation datasets. Would you offer your product frontend labelling component as a library ? That would be ideal for us, as labelling interacts with other stuff in our frontend. Having it in our product rather than on a separate platform would be ideal. Congrats on the launch!
Please don't post like this. We're trying to avoid the online shaming/callout culture on HN, because it leads to extremely predictable (and nasty) interactions. The goal of this site is unpredictable and kind interaction, oriented around curiosity.

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>They created a country for themselves in Israel

This is where this breaks down. Without support from Britain, France, and the United States the Palestinian majority would not have allowed the formation of Israel.

There are slight differences from traditional colonialism, as there are a few countries working together and the colonists aren't necessarily from those countries. But it still broadly fits that definition.
> I don't ever remember a girl telling me how dumb she is.

Thats because girls blame it on their *astrological sign*

In all seriousness, I truly believe girls mature way earlier than guys. Just look at insurance rates.
This is blatant capitalist propaganda. Basic access to things like housing and education make for a tangibly wealthier society. Every dollar we invest in preschool education, for example, nets out $6 in terms of return throughout the course of the child's life.[1]

The nation continues on its "high variance" trajectory because it is structurally incapable of acting democratically. Two of the four major deliberative bodies are anti-democratic. The Senate is elected in extreme disproportion and the Supreme Court is ridiculous 9 unelected seniors deciding outcomes for an entire country.

It was set up this way intentionally, to entrench and structurally favor wealthy Southern slaveholders and established Northern merchants that traded on their commodities.

1. https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2016/12/12/504867570/how-inv...
Please don't post unsubstantive or flamebait comments to HN. We're trying for a different sort of conversation here.

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so many sexists on HN, it's surprising. whenever there is a thread about some differences in genders, it gets bombarded with "men are actually the ones being oppressed" comments.

just look at this thread. 400 comments in 3 hours. it's because of the title. the idea that girls are doing better than boys triggered a whole mob. pretty worrying.
Ashamed to admit (as an OSX user) that I didn't even realize the FS was case-insensitive (having migrated from years of Linux usage to a non-Linux desktop). It does a good job of hiding this from the user (filenames are still listed with cases, and bash autocompletion completes to the correct case as well)
Repurposing existing web content is trivial once you learn how to do it. Doing it legally is another issue -- I would presume Zillow (for example) copyrights all its content.
Bankruptcy proceedings are still taking place and are not finalized. HTZGQ will probably go to zero soon, as what you say is almost certainly going to happen.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hertz-global-holdin...

As of a few days ago, the PLAN (not yet executed) is to give Knighthead new shares and wipe out the current set of shareholders.

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There is a rival plan to keep HTZGQ shareholders alive. These sorts of plans go back and forth, discussed by the board, the bankruptcy court, and so forth to determine the best course of action.

No plan is ever 100% certain... not until the plan is executed. Still: the current plan is that Knighthead will be the new owners, old shareholders will be wiped out, and old bondholders will get 70%.

If bondholders are only able to get 70% under the current plan, it seems unlikely that any alternatively proposed plan would bring that to 100% somehow (the precondition before old shareholders of HTZGQ to get value out of this...). The plans will change, but the amount of assets that Hertz owns will not change. So I'm not entirely sure where another 500-million buckaroos will come from to make the bondholders whole.
I guess it shows that I haven't really used either of those in a long time.
You must be talking about Blackstone, the private equity/LBO group, not BlackRock, the ETF provider. I don't think there is a Mobile Home Index ETF, not yet at least.

I think there is a lot of hate directed to BlackRock, which is really meant to be directed at Blackstone. BlackRock is an absolutely huge financial company, to be sure, but is soley in the business of ETFs and asset management, which aren't exactly abusive or extractive.

And no it doesn't help that the names are so ridiculously similar.

Edit: just learned that BlackRock started as an asset management arm within Blackstone, and the similarity was intentional. I think the operations have diverged enough since then that there's a worthwhile distinction between the two.
> with take-home there's also the fact that the great candidates will probably have an offer before they even get to start working on your take-home

Are you seeing excessively demanding take-home projects? I've only ever seen take-home challenges in the 1-4 hour range.

On the hiring side, I gave candidates a choice between our take-home problem or an on-site interview. Everyone gladly chose the take-home problem.

I don't understand why so many people are loathe to spend a few hours in the comfort of their home working on a take-home challenge in their preferred dev environment, when the alternative is to take time off work to handle a mid-day interview with a live person.

As much as HN hates take-home problems, I've received near universal approval from candidates on the hiring the side relative to having people do live, in-person tech interviews.
You would be better off creating a musical number where different actors are different fragment commands, like R and T and so on, and then using that format to present the entire spec verbatim. Certainly you’d be able to claim transformative!
It's not any more complicated to use than $.ajax ever was; the major difference is that it returns promises by default instead of needing callbacks, and that's a strict improvement.

That said, I'm glad you gave me a reason to look at the jQuery docs again, for the first time in years. What a 2009 mood!

edit: And if I'd looked more closely, I'd have seen that $.ajax now does return a promise. So that's good! Still appreciate the nostalgia hit.
What makes you think random street vendor will be refilling it? Back when you could buy sodas in glass bottles in grocery stores, you could take the empty bottles (even ones from random street vendor) back to any grocery store, and they'd go back to the bottling plant to be sterilized and refilled. It was very common, and yes, people trusted random street vendors, because the bottles were sealed at the bottling plant.

Really, if you are so concerned about random street vendors, you should consider that it is not hard at all to open a plastic soda bottle without breaking the seal ring on the cap, refill the bottle, and put the cap back on.
Good luck finding any substantiable facts or useful citations in this article. Here's an article with actual sources:

https://digpodcast.org/2018/10/21/witches-brew-how-the-patri...
Basically this.

You, a mathematician, walk into the class to purchase a brick to label.

The first class has solved sudokus with deterministic difficulty to prove they did work to build the structure, whereas in the second class you have just dice sums & have to trust them telling you they rolled the diced only every fixed interval etc. It's distributed but not decentralized.
It's a little bit misleading to list "limited advertisements" as a green check-mark feature of the free plan.

Not only does it put a bad taste in my mouth (it looks like you're trying to obscure the fact that free has ads), a quick scan of the pricing page doesn't illuminate why I'd want to pay $8/mo for the next tier (which would remove the ads, I take it?).

It's also unclear if free supports using your own domain or not. The pricing page should probably make it a lot plainer that you pay to get a custom domain and no ads if that's indeed the case.

EDIT: The singlel.ink domain is a nice domain hack but the period breaks it in a weird place and I bet you're going to run into issues with it confusing people and them putting the dot in the wrong place.
Honestly, as an educator and a parent, I find the "sit still and conform" nature of school quite frustrating even though I did fine with it. I'm female, and I do think that part of my doing fine with it is that I quietly went off to break the rules and because I was a "good kid" (white, female, high grades) no one even bothered to check on me to discover my extracurricular sins. But I want better for my kid than quietly and efficiently producing the answers the teacher wants to hear. That approach does not lead to excellence in science, mathematics, or the arts. It doesn't even serve those who do well in the system. What, after all, are the benefits to these girls who do well in school? All that education just to get jobs that pay worse? It's a racket.
Surprises from emergent behavior are some of the most satisfying things about working on this.

I'm not trying to extract rush hour patterns or anything quantitatively, just show two timeseries plots to the user and have them figure out what's going on.

Thanks for the ideas! Lots of new things to research. Stats isn't my background at all.