skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes. Have your lawyer review and draft a letter referencing the approptiate laws. I'm sure they'll give you a manual export then.
China disease expert says Covid-19 origins probe should shift to U.S.
I know what you mean. Just gotta keep switching, I guess. My current job has me working short duration R&D projects, which seems to help.
You’re not the only one, here’s someone who commented last month about having exactly the same problem: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27149433
That was my perception of that person's posts as well.
I had an older (read: gave less shits) former coworker go on a crusade about the dry air in the office in the winter. And it was bad — enough that I had no doubt it caused bloody noses and colds. I don’t think he ever got it fixed, but a few years later we’re all working from home and can humidify or dehumidify or space heat or wear shorts at will, so I suppose wherever he is, he’s happy… I know I am.
You might look at University of the People:
https://www.uopeople.edu

It's a free, accredited online university. All course materials are OER. If you wanted the actual degree, you'd have to pay $60, I think, at the end of the course as an exam fee. Otherwise, just take the course for free.

If I remember correctly, they've got 4 focuses: business (bachelors & masters), computer science (aa & bachelors), public health (aa & bachelors), and education (masters).

You have to enroll to get access to the courses, and I don't know if you can enroll in courses outside of the degree. I actually enrolled a while back as a part of a career change, but almost immediately realized I wasn't going to do anything thing a business degree would help me with. I realized I could access the syllabi and textbooks without actually enrolling or re-applying, so I've worked through a few courses in each area (I get distracted lol).

The application costs, I think, $60 and is really pain free to submit (doesn't require any of the usual things...it's meant for the kind of person that would struggle to provide those).

The courses are designed by people at the top of their field, almost all full professors at Ivy-league-caliber university. Then, the courses are taught by volunteers who get a small amount of money for each course. So if you get stuck, you have a professor to ask, plus discussion posts are likely part of all the classes.
99% chance it's an air force UAV.

Look at the nearby Davis-Monthan Air Force base: https://www.google.com/maps/search/Davis-Monthan+Air+Force+B...

A plethora of planes, helicopters, and 3 big doppler radar domes.

I guarantee the air force were tracking it, probably because it's their baby. The only reason we even heard about it is the police reports, and they weren't in the loop.

The Air Force is not guaranteed to disclose what they do to the local cops, and might use them as a training exercise in fact.
> Also, I didn't find any privacy or data policies on multiverse.

Another site asking for people to sign up using only their email address, having no TOS/PP, and the people from the project acting like trolls instead of answering simple questions.
As far as I can tell you have two option. Try to write something to pull your data out yourself or get your lawyer to send a more formal sounding request on their letterhead.

Probably the letter will be cheaper but also risks them going "oh shit legal threat" and slamming your account closed meaning you no longer have access to your data at all not just no export.
I think it can be done.

https://www.google.com/about/datacenters/gallery/images/_200...

F12 your browser open dev tools limit bandwidth to slow 3G, observe that the grey channels comes out first. JPEG can have arbitrary progressive scans.
I'm not sure why you are being downvoted, OP might be in the EU, unless I missed it they didn't specify where they are.
Here's what Notion.so says about this on their website.

https://www.notion.so/Back-up-your-data-1a8eb5bdfce34d19a636...

- *I tried clicking the `Export all workspace content` button but received an error message.*

Oof, so sorry about this For particularly large workspaces, the `Export all workspace content` function may have some trouble completing the export. We're investigating this issue and hope to have a resolution soon.

As a temporary workaround for this issue, you can export in smaller batches:

1. Navigate to a top-level page in your workspace
2. Click the `•••` button at the top right of the page, then click `Export` (you may not see this option if you're not an admin in the workspace)
3. Choose `Markdown & CSV` or `HTML` as the export format, and turn on the `Include subpages` toggle
4. Repeat for any other important top-level pages in the workspace that you'd like to have a backup of

Please note that we keep per-minute backups on our servers, and can help with data recovery at any time at team@makenotion.com. Thanks for your patience while we work on fixing this issue!
Her can impregnate at our current tech level. Without any gene editing the resulting baby will be always female though.

As for him gestating I encourage you to read more Sci-Fi.
Empathy. A lot of these suggestions here don't show it. Sure, Notion should fix this feature. If your backlog is completely free of features that are no brainers, raise your hand.

Anybody with your hand raised should be ashamed of yourself because I bet it's not true :)

Sure they should fix this -- but is this something they should be fined for? Or be DDOS-ed by Hacker News readers? Or GDPR reported for?

It's just not a great way to get help from up and coming businesses to force major financial pain on them and it's certainly not empathetic to what's likely a hard working, reasonable set of people on the other end of this service.
> Are you suggesting that we should leave gender to the scientists and when The Economist has spoken, it should be recognized as the moment that “the science is in”?

I read it more as “The Economist has started speaking about the subject, so it's an established science -- now we can start to expect actual results from it”.
One of the big problems is that software doesn't sell (or at least is really hard to sell). Piracy and that pesky "pay once unless you want to upgrade" problem companies aren't fond of. Services are easy to sell and code on your server is hard to pirate.

Still, there are gems out there, like Obsidian. Your files, put them where you want, how you want. Use the tool however you want, extend it if you want. Every other day someone comes up with some crazy plugin idea I didn't think I needed but now I do. If the company behind it goes poof, it will keep working.
Michael Young who coined the word, commented about it almost exactly 20 years ago.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2001/jun/29/comment
The law of averages is not a convincing argument.

I believe this paper ought to suffice as the entry point for the non-scientific community to pursue the academic research that supports my original assertion:

Violence against transgender people: A review of United States data,
Aggression and Violent Behavior,
Volume 14, Issue 3,
2009,
Pages 170-179

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S13591...
Yeah. I was looking at it initially and thought it might not be that great so I got a few quotes for Japanese units and they all wanted like 5-6k so I just did it myself with a 1.5t under $2k for everything including electrical. I figured if it ever went bad I could just get another or try to fix it first.
> A confused child cannot give informed consent in this situation:

I'd imagine you take the position that a child seeking this care is always confused. Could this be mistaken? Your argument would be void, if so.

Further, the quotes you make from the studies you cite are misleadingly cherry-picked - the studies themselves do not support the conclusion you imply they do. They are both calls for further research - they are not studies which draw any conclusions about the risk/benefit trade-offs of treatment and they do not state that treatment should be withheld.

> "The primary risks of pubertal suppression in gender dysphoric youth treated with GnRH agonists include adverse effects on bone mineralization, compromised fertility, and unknown effects on brain development." -https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5290172

No one denies this. Again, it comes down to benefits of treatment versus risks of no treatment.

> "GnRHa therapy prevents maturation of primary oocytes and spermatogonia and may preclude gamete maturation, and currently there are no proven methods to preserve fertility in early pubertal transgender adolescents." - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31319416/

Same here.

Surely a patient and doctor have the right to decide to risk infertility or a lack of bone density later in life in order to prevent severe mental anguish and potential suicide now? Would you rather demand the child continue to suffer so that they can have, according to you - as though it were your decision for whatever creepy reason, the best chance of making more children they may not even want or strong bones they may not even use on account of having committed suicide before reaching adulthood?
Controversial would be interesting-- 20 votes but a neutral karma on a comment would indicate a split opinion about its contents. I always like comments I don't agree with if they also make me really think about something, though I also wouldn't downvote a comment like that.
Technically correct, for the majority of CURRENT releases of still maintained software.

Notably Edge only got it in Jan of 2020, on the switch to Webkit ( Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/79.0.3919.0 Safari/537.36 Edg/79.0.294.1 ) (PS: note the old KDE KHTML legacy)

For older android devices, and locked down corporate systems, IE and outdated versions of other software do not support apng.
How much will you be able to export before getting rate limited to death though?
Outside the courtroom everybody makes judgements based on the balance of evidence, because we can’t possibly know enough facts to pass the “beyond a reasonable doubt” standard.
> The Protestant Work Ethic is based around the noble sacrifice of people who work vs people who don't. It almost doesn't matter if you enjoy your work. If you don't work, you shouldn't eat, and work is defined as something that someone pays you for.

Forget Protestants, how about Mother Nature? You better reproduce and increase entropy of the universe, and who cares if you enjoy it? It's just reality (unfortunately for us).

> This totally ignores the carers who don't get paid, but look after their relatives (and if they didn't, the state would have to either pay for that care, or let them die and confront some nasty truths). The volunteers who do god's work and never get paid (I'm an atheist, and I think it's horrible that we as a secular society depend on this, but I recognise the work of people of faith supporting our needy). This whole unpaid system of "work" that isn't "work" because we don't pay people to do it.

I actually agree with you here. It is a shame they are not getting paid or some other advantages. UBI could help in this case, but I think there are other solutions that could be more targeted OR society itself could make this more efficient so that either they are paid or it's cheaper to have a service take care of it.

> No-one should hate their job. Why do we do this to people?

Economics explains why people will take on opportunity over another one. It's all about what they are willing to do for a price. And you know what else? If people are able to freely choose any opportunity they can have in a particular place and choose it, it means that it is (in their eyes) the best one available for them.

And it's also relative. There will literally always be people who are dissatisfied with their job if not just because everyone else has a better one (in their eyes).

Is the system perfect? No--hell no. We can help people change careers if they want to and increase social mobility etc., but UBI is not the only way. I think a targeted approach is more efficient than just giving everyone money
His whole brand was avoiding the US government, with everything else being a perpetual vacation and experience

Its very on brand for him to never reconcile this
The colons also make IPv6 addresses unambiguous to IPv4 notation.
OP is a business customer, not an individual. GDPR rights apply to individuals, not companies.
Ah. We are only considering physical advantages then. There can be many other advantages that are not physical.
Why not node?
No one is freaking out... you are projecting.
Hacker deleted all of NewsBlur’s Mongo data and is now holding the data hostage
At my university, the fratboys were far, far, FAR more disruptive than the LGBT groups. But we go with it; fratboy are an accepted pupal stage of American men it seems
There's a big difference between cancelling someone for something offensive they said on Twitter (which I disagree with) and cancelling someone who committed murder and rape.

Big, big difference.
I think the point is that there are many people who believe that it is indeed Jim's fault. Such people often base that on meritocracy, which warrants the criticism.
Arbitrary (and inconsistent) moral standards. I can’t wrap my head around how the same people who think killing dogs is bad are fine with eating meat from pigs and cows. How do you draw a line? Dogs are more intelligent? Dogs are better pets? Dogs are more fun and loyal?

Objectively, none of this is probably true (except the last).
Which is incredibly sad because PNC is really a great bank compared to the usual suspects (BoA, JPMC, Wells, etc).
I was recently looking at self-hostable Notion alternatives for my team, and I was impressed with Outline. [0]

I ended up going with Notion because it was overall more user-friendly and handled image embeds easier, but Outline would be a nice option if you want to control your own data.

https://www.getoutline.com/
It's negligent that a hospital's website doesn't mention the severest consequence of puberty blockers: infertility.
Affirmative care does drastically and pretty irrefutably reduce the risk of suicide in trans/gender-questioning youth, but that's not exactly what you're asking about, you're asking specifically about whether affirmation and respect will decrease regrets about future transitioning.

No, that is NOT what I'm asking about.

What I'm asking for data on is whether efforts to accommodate teens in their requests is more likely to lead to them being satisfied with what they have received, or more likely to make more extreme requests.

The specific example is whether accommodations such as offering teens a choice of pronouns, along with messages about accepting their transgender nature, whatever that might be, makes the teens more or less likely to seek gender reassignment surgery.
Because you want to reduce suffering in the world. Calling someone putting effort in to presenting a female persona, even though you know there was a penis at birth, her is not that hard but if you purposefully him then you might flare up gender disphoria which is not nice to have.

The left and center has decided it is not a joke to call someone who had a penis at birth a her, nobody will laugh at you why are you resisting being courteous?
This is why I use Obsidian[0]. I'm a shameless shill for self-hosted solutions, and Obsidian is just the client-portion of the notes app. You provide the syncing backend, it provides the first-class markdown experience.

[0] https://obsidian.md/
This can backfire. Support is trained to refer to legal anytime a legal threat is made. This results in amicable support ceasing and all communication going forward being done through lawyers. You have to be prepared to actually go after them using the legal system when you do this.
I'm "guilty" of this on my video site https://pushups.ndn.today (does not work on iOS).
So far one person figured out how to download those videos, after spending 4 hours studying my source code.
I always thought it was bizarre that the official dietary guidelines from the federal government (FDA) classify FIVE cups of coffee as a “moderate amount” that’s part of a healthy diet.
John McAfee, Antivirus Software Pioneer, Dead in Prison Cell
My suggestion would be to stop using Notion. It's a novel approach, but 90% of what you want is achievable with Google Docs/Drive, Office 365, etc. My suggestion might be different if the business side was in a healthier shape.
> If you think he killed himself, you don't understand how humans work, plain and simple.

Suicide doesn't involve humans working as they should, and anyone who pretends to understand suicide, or understand what motivates people to kill themselves, or believes anyone to be incapable of killing themself, is mistaken. I hope you never find out how mistaken you are.
The "potential"... the article you link refutes your claim:

> In the Criminal Code, which does not reference pronouns, Cossman says misusing pronouns alone would not constitute a criminal act.

https://www.cbc.ca/cbcdocspov/features/canadas-gender-identi...
I started using Notion last year and became increasingly uneasy about how little control I had over the notes and data I was entering into it. I switched over to Obsidian since then, which keeps my markdown files in folders on my local machine which I can then sync myself using OneDrive or something similar. You can also pay like $4/month for Obsidian to sync it for you, but you still retain copies locally.
IANAL but would the GPDR apply here? Gut feeling is that Notion needs to have a way for customers to export their personal data to comply.
Well, I like HN because of the lack of feature creep. So keep the mystery.
Steps to become a self-taught programmer
Worst comes to worst, you could export using a library like this one: https://github.com/kjk/notionapi

That being said, definitely not ideal and is always a risk when storing your data with a SaaS service (disclaimer: I'm the founder of dendron.so - a fast open source notion competitor made for developers)
Oh, so you were in fact feigning ignorance as some kind of bad Socratic method? I figured as much, but I like to give people the benefit of the doubt. It's also a mistake to assume a casual example to make an entirely unrelated point is representative of someones views.
CA verifies 1.7M Newsom recall sigs
Stands to show a critical problem with relying on SaaS products. "Oh that critical function that we broke? Yeah were not fixing that."

Solution, if it's not built here, we don't rely on it. A lot more work up front, a lot more stable in the long run.
10:35p ET: Looks like the snapshot will take 10 hours to make. Ordinarily this wouldn't be a problem becuase the service is running and a snapshot would be made on a secondary DB. But all of the Mongo DBs faithfully deleted their data, so I'm taking a snapshot of a recent good backup. Once done, I can replicare the DB and we'll be back.

9:54p ET: Holy moly, when I switched to a new Mongo DB server, a hacker deleted all of NewsBlur’s mongo data and is now holding NewsBlur’s data hostage. I’m dipping into a backup from a few hours ago and will keep you all updated.

They've also given some info on twitter https://twitter.com/NewsBlur that I haven't digested yet.
I might be immature, but I originally pronounced it in my head as P-Lover...
grabs popcorn in anticipation
That's why equality is so hard.

I do think it can still be an equalizer, though diversity. If you can code but I can't, while I can do project management but you can't, then both our "do's" are valuable. What prevents THAT from working is that the amount of people who can do each will be different as will the demand. We're straight back at capitalism.
Correction:

VR will replace your TV

AR could replace your phone
I would agree that someone who intentionally killed a dog and doesn't regret it is a terrible person, but I still think you'd be a terrible person if you subject them to death.
But two points on this:

1. First off, the Simple/BBVA debacle did receive so much press because the switchover was so royally f'd. The very fact that this bad of a screwup was something so unexpected/unusual is a big reason it received so much press.

2. They did provide (eventually) a workaround. Given the current top comment it looks like Notion may have a workaround as well, but regardless, the answer from support for a bug like this should always be "we'll get you a fix ASAP, even if we need to manually work around it", not "sorry but our engineers have a big backlog".
As long as FPGAs are available to consumers, it will be possible to have a computer running on open hardware. On the front page right now is this project: https://github.com/stnolting/neorv32

It's possible right now to have an FPGA running an open-source RISC-V implementation. The software isn't there yet, but I expect this to change as more RISC-V boards get on the market. God knows how useful this 'bootleg' computer will be, but it's a foundation to build on, at least. There's already work on porting Debian to RISC-V.

https://archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/riscvdebian/a...

And with a free, open ISA, it's not impossible for smaller, independent manufacturers to crop up and produce their own chips, especially given that the US is now investing in chip-fab. (if there is demand. If nobody cares that they don't own their machines, we were screwed from the start.)

I see a lot more hardware content on Youtube nowadays. Channels like Ben Eater are educating people on how computers work, and more accessible FPGAs may help create a more flexible environment for hardware.
You don't, but ai res did have relatively higher bonuses that some what (to be clear, only somewhat) made up for it.
They have an API now; you could use that to export the data ...
I might get shot, but I don't believe this, since I'm using a 2013 ASUS such feels snappy to do all my webdev on it and host a couple of virtualmachines.
At least part of it, though definitely not all of it, is that a pet dog is immeasurably valuable to its owner.
How ancient people fell in love with bread, beer and other carbs
this kind of wishful cheerleading feels more appropriate during an avengers movie. its equally plausible two local cops are just making up tall tales to justify getting a little wild during a certification flight in the event the locals lodge a complaint about the noise.
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We really should ban paywalled articles on HN.
Generation Kill, Evan Wright

"As for the lights that the Marines saw six kilometers away, Shoup believes they were actually seeing lights from a town seventeen kilometers distant. They had misread the lights of a distant city as headlamps from a much closer convoy. Shoup attributes the perception that these headlamps appeared to be moving to a phenomenon called “autokinesis.” He explains,
“When you stare at lights long enough in the dark, it looks like they are moving. That’s autokinesis.” What it boils down to is that under clear skies, in open terrain with almost no vegetation, the Marines don’t have a clue what’s out there beyond the perimeter. Even with the best optics and surveillance assets in the world, no one knows what happened to nearly 10,000 pounds of bombs and missiles dropped a few kilometers outside the encampment."
The rate limit is 3 requests per second (https://developers.notion.com/reference/errors). If your pages are in the thousands you are still looking at only a couple hours.
A great portion of Didion’s appeal and value is in her refusal to just spit it out like that. That’s what everyone does. Because that’s what everyone wants. It’s bad, actually.
> Imagine if a bank said "sorry, we know the withdrawal feature to get your money is broken, but our engineers have a big backlog." Unbelievable!

That happens a bit more than we would want to.

There was an (several?) incident with Mizuho bank in Japan. During system errors they'd swallow clients cards and wouldn't give them back until a the client asks for it in person at the counter (so, a few days later when it happens on the weekend)