skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think it's the GDPRs fault. It just states, that if you want to use personal data you have to have a legal basis. One is consent, but consent has to be given freely and informed.

For my part I find that totally reasonable. What cookie banners try to negate is the fact that most people just don't want to be tracked.
Damn

I actually guessed what this was going to be

Or not really

I was thinking, it won't be this but maybe it should be

So I was wrong

Then I thought, well it was a lot worse for the people who got killed and their surviving family members

Was anybody ever held accountable? I figured the powers that be would largely agree on a fall guy -- maybe some subcontractor

To keep the American dream alive that we can build garbage and not have it actually be garbage
> This means that if someone who regularly goes to bed at 1 a.m. instead goes to bed at midnight and sleeps for the same amount of time, they can reduce their risk by 23%; if they go to bed at 11 p.m., they can reduce their risk by roughly 40%. According to the research, people who are already early risers may benefit from waking up even earlier. For those in the moderate or evening ranges, however, shifting to an earlier bedtime would likely be helpful.

Except, correlation does not imply causality.

And some people are night owls by choice and can easily change their behavior to conform, and some people have fairly severe sleep disorders and really can't.

This is a bit like showing gay and trans people are often depressed, so if you just got them to stop they'd be happier.

Complete with a bunch of people in this comment thread who were bi in college and later settled down heteronormatively so clearly everyone else can, too (all the people who were nightowls when they were younger but easily moved their schedule).
I forgot to include.
Leftist are like the mafia, they recruit their own and place them in positions of power like universities.

You can see their behavior on these comment thread, meticulously down voting comments that are not in their favor.

If they spent that kind of effort in actual doing some good for the poor, nobody would complain.

Universities are churning out champagne socialists.
I know. I am aware of the appropriate questions and some (most) of their answers. But these things still do not seem to get adopted. Best I've seen is a few projects pick up signify. Signal is OK I guess, but still does not solve a lot of things a decentralized system can.

People always join these conversations to namedrop projects to sound smart and security conscious, apparently not having tried to integrate them into their existing workflows.
I don't necessarily agree that we should use these events as scapegoats. We should truly push for more personal responsibility when it comes to behaving like a civilized member of society.

Too often do we find people breaking the social contract of decency and being good to one and other.
Other media sources report witnesses claim the flight attendant was escalating the situation which hit a breaking point when the flight attendant started touching the passenger. If true, it certainly doesn't justify beating someone and knocking their teeth out, but does add some depth to the situation. Flight attendants have quite a bit of authority and leeway in how to handle situations with passengers but in the current tense environment, unless someone must be physically restrained, touching them is a bad idea.
This is incredibly rude. Always turn off high beams.
Sumy – module for automatic summarization of text documents and HTML pages
Losing my wife is my greatest fear in life. It transcends the fear of losing my parents, or my siblings.

I don't understand how much it hurts you but, I can imagine. I hope you're able to find peace and happiness again.
Fantastic! I was actually looking for a buggier version of postgres that won't be supported a year. That's exactly what I was looking for.

> PolarDB will evolve and offer its functions and features in two major parts:

Oh boy.
Computer science is much more like Mathematics than Physics.
It feels wrong calling "computer science" a science, in the same sense of calling "Mathematics" science.
in chrome:
ctrl + shift + i, ctrl + shift + p, type "clear site", enter, f5.
If you’re banned from on airline are you banned from the others?

I don’t understand how people get some angry. Punching someone over being asked to keep your seatbelt on? SMH

Even if the flight attendant threw the first punch there’s no point of fighting back on the plane IMO.
Would love to see this available natively here on HN. The last dark mode request thread I recall garnered 780 points: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23197966
Remains of 215 children found buried at former B.C. residential school
Sometimes I dream about a highly available multi primary postgresql.
There are several different lineages of TB, one of which is global, arrived in populations at the same time as european colonists, and arose at a time long after humans had spread across the globe.

I wasn’t able to quickly find out if there are differences in expected outcomes from different lineages in different human populations.
People with that level of forethought are, in my totally unscientific opinion, not likely to impulsively knock the teeth from a stewardess' mouth.
Bitwarden and Dashlane
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27323631
just because there's a giant market for (covering up) something, doesn't mean it isn't normal and expected. Women's leg hair comes to mind. Also wrinkle cream.

Advertising makes us do things we might not otherwise do, is what I'm saying.
Ask HN: Are you going back to the office soon?
Well, COVID cases are dropping and I'm hearing from many friends that they will be returning to the office soon. My work has always had some people in office, but more and more are coming back and it looks like I probably will too now.

I'm curious to know how others are feeling about the situation? Is COVID over for you? Are you going back to the office and if so, are you looking forward to it?

Or are you happy working from home and hoping to continue doing so?
Only if you're the one containing your own uranium supply. There's no environmental regulations yet to punish companies that dump it in the local river.
not really, the real strength is in predictive power. face recognition at one point stored your face as just 13 parameters, maybe our brain can be compressed in 20 billion parameters and reasonably approximated by ml with just 100 million parameters.

if you want to go to the extreme you can say that every bit of data you give to Google/Facebook/Amazon goes toward training this mooch of Human simulation engine (which would be different from general artificial intelligence)
A concession to what? Yes, we agree with each other about what he said. I'm sure we also agree that water is wet. So what?

I think you should re-read each of the comments you replied to. Every one of yours has shown a major misunderstanding. It looks like you've ascribed your own preconceived words to me instead of reading my actual words.
I hope that's sarcasm.
You never know if these subtle differences were intentional to begin with. It might have been the same once upon a time, but then during an emergency outage someone makes a quick fix in one place but forgets to update all other copies of this code.

Repeating what others already mentioned, often it can be the same thing but written in a slightly different way. Even basic stuff like string formatting vs string concatenation can make it non-obvious that two pieces of code are copies.
Theft and property loss isn’t a loss of life (usually). Also, eyewitness testimony is very bs. I was run into by a car and people on the street started saying it was my fault when the police showed up. I wasn’t the same race as the driver and the folks on the street. (I was blown away how blatant that was) Thankfully, the police looked at the crash and it was super obvious I wasn’t at fault. Imagine if cops listened to the “eyewitnesses” in that case even though it was blatantly obvious? I could’ve been held liable to pay for the other driver’s car and any spurious medical claims they’d start making.

Blame your mayor, sheriff, and state government (who are all - unsurprisingly - voted in by locals). They’re the ones setting the agenda.

Crimes of financial impact are generally seen as “should’ve bought insurance” type of situations. The agenda is set by those with money and those with money have insurance - so these things don’t bother them unless it’s egregiously expensive.
I mean, people have a lot going on behind the scenes, especially during times of societal stress (like covid).

I'm sure we've all experienced ourselves getting angry at other people for small things due to stresses/problems unrelated to the actual incident.
“high availability through Paxos based replication”. I thought Paxos is supposed to be a CP system.
Many websites use handlers for YouTube links in their comments/messages section that treat it differently that just a hyperlink. For example, if you post a plain YouTube URL to Imgur and someone clicks on it, it won't take them to YouTube.com. It'll open a small pop-up player that strip out any modifiers like the timecode and plays the video from the start. I've also run into this problem trying to share videos with subtitles enabled by default.
Of course, alcohol lowers inhibitions and impairs judgement.
Eliza as a service.
Visual Basic programmers probably consider themselves professionals and their language little more than a tool to do a job on behalf of a client or employer. Waxing rhapsodic or cussing up a blue streak about your language, or programs written in it, is probably considered highly inappropriate among that crowd (as is wearing anything other than a suit and tie or business dress to work).
the point of the book of that for many publication not even one library opted to keep physical copies and that when the new York times offered cloth paper for libraries (the same paper used in centuries old books) they refused.

overall it turned out paper has a longer shelf live than microfilms
Here's a short film about the gentleman who returned:

https://vimeo.com/88706281
Thank you for putting this into words.
It lowers inhibitions and causes confusion, which likely explains an increase in violent tendencies from some people that drink.
Yes, you enjoy benefits from paying money to the state. That's why we do it. Maybe ordinary tax could be reduced if it got more revenue from estates. I don't know. The point is not where the money goes, but where it doesn't go - as unearned windfalls to arbitrarily chosen lucky individuals who are often unequipped to manage it effectively.
> Frankly, I think they are a safety hazard that should be illegal.

They are a safety hazard, and unless they consistently operate headlamps in accord with rhe applicable local law [0], using them already is illegal.

[0] e.g., https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySectio...
It's more like mako energy from Final Fantasy VII (which, it turns out, was actually people's souls).
The under $950 thing is very spurious. It really should be “we won’t go after anything under 100k” because that’s essentially what it is. Things at the 10k market are routinely stolen and not reported because cops won’t do anything. “Fill out a form. Thanks. You have video of the perp doing it and their name, address, social security number, and the last four digits of their credit card? Sorry, we can’t do anything.”

If you have anything of value just insure it and put a low deductible on it. Cost of doing business in these times.
Glad I'm not the only one that noticed this. The link itself to 'audit' is basically as small of a clickable link as possible. I am honestly surprised they didn't just hyperlink 'a'udit at this point.
How is this relevant to the article and/or violence? Are the alternate facts you speak of ones to harm others?

Sorry it’s just that what you’re saying is pretty vague
Drinking alcohol that wasn’t served to you by the flight attendants is illegal.
One Man’s Journey to the Center of the Bowling Ball
Yes [1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27330854
Just imagine if FaceTime had become an open standard…

That was the plan when it was first presented by Steve Jobs [0].

[0] https://appleinsider.com/articles/10/06/08/inside_iphone_4_f...
There have been studies suggesting causality in both directions. The resulting vicious cycles you get from that are common in mental illness.
I’m pretty sure I saw somewhere that it was borrowed into Latin in ancient times, though perhaps I was wrong. Still, a TNG→Arabic borrowing is nearly as good as a TNG→Latin one.
I want to be free from the crimes of the state too, and the kind of suffocating repression [1] [2] and centralization of power [3] that highly controlled societies create.

We should oppose warrantless mass-surveillance of private financial transactions for the same reasons we oppose mass-surveillance of every one's private communications. The desire to live free from crime does not justify engaging in either.

I think most would agree, and that AML laws are only instituted due to:

1. the complexity of the subject matter obfuscating what these laws do

2. the euphemization of AML laws by the AML industry, like calling them anti-money laundering laws rather than the more descriptive 'financial surveillance laws', and

3. the stigmatization of money, as a result of the public relations efforts of the many who stand to gain from laws restricting people's ability to transact with it.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/MakerDAO/comments/de0sys/kyc_is_abs...

[2] https://www.coindesk.com/money-reimagined-ugly-side-kyc-aml-...

[3] https://twitter.com/SpencerKSchiff/status/125276128577685913...
And like people's lives, no one cares about anything until they get the bad news. Finding out your data has been used against you is like getting news of a major health issue. Most people knew the potential problems, they know what is good and bad for their health but consume regardless. This is no different to our attitude with personal data too, IMO.
The implication is this increase in unruliness is caused by a small but vocal percentage of people refusing to wear masks for stupid reasons on airlines with mask requirements. It’s possible this isn’t the cause, and that the flying public is just significantly unruly now for some other reason that I’m not aware of.

I heard the theory that the pandemic broke peoples brains and caused a rise in anti social behavior in multiple contexts but I don’t buy it yet.
Towards the end of the article they cite masks as one of the contributing factors to the rise in violence. But the airline wants to make it clear that is definitely not the only cause.
> Being banned from an airline for misbehaving is a huge impact for a business traveler

Why would it be a big deal? If you get banned from American, can't you just call United and they will match your status. You are still spending tens of thousands of dollars and they all want your money. Sure, your airport might no longer be a hub but I'd think that is about it.

And business travelers have no problem mis-behaving, some do it habitually until they accidentally harass an oligarch.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10104252140827491&se...
It means it's pretty easy to get into a fight when you're surrounded by idiots and ignorance.
Honestly, if your behavior was bad enough to get you banned from one airline for life, you are a menace and should be banned from all of them. I don’t want to sit down next to someone on a Delta flight who assaulted a flight attendant on Southwest.
It is a brand new service still in the early stages of development. Building trust will take time, especially since it's new, but I think competition in the email space is a good thing.

Thanks for your feedback!

Oh, also, the open source repos are coming soon. Only so much time in a day. :)
The most important thing I learned on Tralfamadore was that when a person dies he only appears to die. He is still very much alive in the past, so it is very silly for people to cry at his funeral. All moments, past, present and future, always have existed, always will exist. The Tralfamadorians can look at all the different moments just that way we can look at a stretch of the Rocky Mountains, for instance. They can see how permanent all the moments are, and they can look at any moment that interests them. It is just an illusion we have here on Earth that one moment follows another one, like beads on a string, and that once a moment is gone it is gone forever.
I don't know about The Terminator, but Screamers is based on Second Variety.
which is the plot of this movie https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Viager
Biomin also claims that their particles are smaller and therefore more effective at mineralization than Novamin.

Another option for leveling up on toothpaste is using those that contain micronized hydroxyapatite. Options here are Carifree or the Japanese brand Apagard available on eBay or Amazon. Biomin’s formula is proprietary but it might contain hydroxyapatite in part.

I stopped randomly getting cavities after using xylitol gum occasionally and brushing with these various toothpastes, n=1.

There also exist a variety of oral probiotics that claim to rebalance mouth flora away from species that cause cavities.

While no dentist ever told me about any of these options, at least Carifree is starting to market through US dentists.
I just use Stylish or Stylus and apply a darker userstyle.
I think it still might take some time before I start going to the office, but things will probably never go back like they use to be here. Working from home results in less distraction for me(it use to be the opposite), even with a baby, and saves so much time & stress. I’m planning on only going to the office, purely for important meetings or social events.
Best bed I've slept in was also the least expensive: a simple 10" foam pad cut to king-size bed dimensions. I put it on the floor and fitted it with king-size bedsheets. Most any pillow works for me.
One more thought, even if we don't consider Stranger and afterward as "late career" it does feel like a break with prior work, YA or adult.
Hannah Arendt on Why You Must Break Your Bubble
The article says 1900 of the 2500 unruliness complaints over the last year at one airline were due to people not wearing masks.
Another grandiose self important reflective “memoir” preaching All Of The Mistakes I Learned From ™

Pretty much falls in line neatly with the All Of My Hard Work linkedin posts
FWIW, Zuck/Facebook and every other shady company who uses dark patterns and takes advantage of their users disgusts me. It's one of the primary reasons I started TricepMail.
I contributed to Phabricator a few times, and Evan was a pleasure to work with. I'm sorry to see it go but I hope for the best for Evan. I really hope this is a goodbye on to something great.

Phabricator will hold a great place in my heart as software written by a developer for developers that is well thought out, dog-fooded to the max, and fun.

My hope is that it can be well stewarded by a company into continuity. I wish I had the time to do so.

In short, thank you Evan and all those in the community for many years of wonderful software development.
Also the corresponding Philip K Dick book The Transmigration of Timothy Archer.

(They each wrote those books after meeting each other.)
Don't forget the fact that the passenger assaulted a flight attendant.

I hope anyone that assaults a flight attendant for them doing their job is blacklisted.
Then gravity would “leak” and the inverse square law would not perfectly apply.

This has been measured and an extra dimension has been ruled out.
Trolling Australians surely
My dad introduced me to FT; they are amazing. You really need to pay attention though; there's a lot going on, and rarely are you hit over the head with what's going on.
How is it the worst? Six people died and no one went to prison. NTSB report conveniently blamed everyone (FIU, FIGG, FDOT, MCM, and Bolton Perez), so as a result no one was punished. They just started building new bridge in same spot.

I just killed six people and all I got was a strongly worded letter and increased insurance premiums is not the worst day in engineers life.
Also like uranium in that you don’t want to just collect and store it for no reason or some future potential reason. You should treat data collected as a dangerous liability, not a profitable asset.
They should start serving THC gummies instead. No more fights. Then throw on the South Park episode 'I'm a Little Bit Country'.
I laughed in Cyrillic at the accidental Cyrillic ("к").
I had a few good teachers in high school. I had excellent teachers in middle school. It is a profession that should be respected but there is a chicken and egg problem:

1) teachers are not respected by parents, administrators and politicians,
2) so very few of the people that would make great teachers go into teaching

And in some states like California, it's very easy to become a teacher on an emergency credential. In the mid to late 90s when I was in school, most of our teachers were like 23 or 24 and were on emergency credentials. They were not the good ones.
30% of the US is less than 1% of the population of Earth.

The problems of idiots being violent are unfortunately much more widespread than that.
An airplane is not a democracy and federal laws even specify that passengers are to submit to the authority of airline employees.
This is a tunneled scenario. By definition, you cannot not sensibly use it draw conclusions about network layers.
Same difference: Two halves of the hippocampus have different gene activity
I tried hyper once, a few years back. Tried tailing an access log (busy site) what usually wouldn’t of been an issue in good old terminal, but experienced extreme lag. That put me off Hyper, not sure what it’s like these days however. iTerm profiles are handy but I just use terminal and good old recursive search... works quicker for me, so still using standard terminal.
So is punching flight attendants. It didn't stop them in this instance.
What I really like about Phabricator as a review tool:

* keyboard shortcuts to navigate through the changes

* ability to add a comment to multiple lines of code

* ability to suggest changes inline

* comments are saved as I type them, so an accidental tab close saves my work

* comments are submitted in batches when I choose to, not one-by-one after saving each one. Its's sooo useful, because it often happens that I ask a question about some piece of code and upon further reading I find the answer, so I can delete the question before submitting all the comments and the author won't be bothered by it

If anyone knows of a feview tool with similiar set of features, please please let me know :)

When it comes to task management in Phab, I like how the tasks can be arranged in a dependency tree. We have our "todo" view set up so it only shows tasks without dependencies and sorted by prioroty, so the work on the project self-organizes
I'll do that. In the meantime, are you going to keep doing nothing?
Eh, some people are inherently violent. Many more people can be pushed to extremes given extreme circumstances. As long as you don't really know all the details, chances are good that people regret their actions and are going to learn from the event and change.

Barring them from all possible flights for the rest of their life, which may yet last many decades, is likely to do more harm than good because it will cause resentment that can block this improvement in a person. By contrast, barring them from just one airline allows them to continue to live their life while also acting as a permanent reminder to be better.
UN doc: military drones may have autonomously ‘hunted down’ and attacked troops [pdf]
Giving server error constantly. Perhaps it will recover.

But here's an alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/20210530000441/https://www.nytim...
Funny Video in India
Comedy club