skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It looks like they mount stuff on CA-92/San Mateo Bridge (http://www.flysfo.com/web/export/sites/default/download/abou...) and then from there along the approach. The main issue seems to be the two parallel runways. From when I took photos of the airfield, there were a lot of lights and other things sticking out of the bay on the approach path. Decision Bar is supposed to be 1000' off the threshold so that was probably it.

I'm not a pilot; once I have spare money and time (and enough to fly monthly to keep current), probably.

It's interesting reading about stuff like the "No Transgression Zone", though.
From what I understand Texas and California have the most school districts and buy the most textbooks so what goes for them goes for the rest of the country.
Odd that stay-at-home women label themselves as "not working". I often try to convince my wife and others to proudly answer "mother" when asked for their work. It might not get payed, but it surely is a lot of work.
What do the numbers represent?
I see you're a man that sticks to his facts. You definitely brought the real point home.
I hope this comment stays online for the remainder of your life, so when you have a family you love and you see how beneficial it would be if you had more time and home as your children grow, you look back here and feel just a little sheepish. Any company that truly respects people understands that taking a few months of work, or only working part time, does not in any way, at all, degrade the quality of the work. I see this first hand every day and I'm proud to support my coworkers and be supported.
What it is like to be a Muslim woman, and why we know what freedom is
The last person to do that got yelled at by everyone a lot :(

I always found it very useful.
How do types work with objects and classes? Can you subtype?
To the degree that breastfeeding might be non-negligbly beneficial[1], sex-inequality with respect to child rearing is manifest.

[1] http://news.brown.edu/pressreleases/2013/06/breastfeeding
Glad somebody else pointed this out. I read that and thought it should have said "public" too, but the rest of the article was so strong that I started doubting myself and felt like I was going crazy.
But the mental impact comes from perceiving the direct impact on physical well being, incorrectly or otherwise. In other words, if individuals believe (and alieve) that the risk of physical danger is so infinitesimal small, there would be no mental impact too.

On contrast, the chilling effect of surveillance could be physical, not immediately, granted, but potentially large in the long run.
How is that ironic? The first is a rhetorical device for claiming a threat is inflated. The second is about negative consequences of inflating the threat.
Partition n sets into bins like the areas of a Venn diagram
"The engineers are all busy working on new things."

Every time someone asks me why there is such a shortage on engineers I tell them because companies don't open source their old projects. There is nothing to learn from.
They are bound by regulations to do a certain number of landings every year.
What Happens When You Write To Your Congressman
How Business Owners Can Make Social Media Marketing Work For Them
You can accomplish something similar with listchars and list:

set list
set listchars=tab:»·,trail:·

It will not give you a file-wide warning but it will make tabs stand out (along with trailing whitespace).

Not much help if you actually want tabs, granted.
You explicitly said that a father could not replace a mother for sure, and now you are simply saying that the whole subject is "hotly debated"? If a child is worse off without having a mother or a father and does not get one of them, then such a suboptimal childhood (by your words) is definitely harmful, without having to resort to exotic interpretations of the word "harm".

You had no problem denouncing that this should have anything to with (gender) equality, but as soon as the focus naturally shifts to a more touchy subject (gay peoples right to raise children at all) you chicken out and resort to platitudes.
I didn't see that point in the article. Can you quote a sentence that is about any lost truth?
I respect your personal experience but we cannot draw conclusions that can hurt a lot of people without backing evidence. I hear stories about how alcoholic mothers get custody of children over responsible dads. We do not have full support from the people in terms of same-sex marriage. In a situation like this, generalization like this probably does more damage than it is worth.

I wouldn't say the mother is happy. I'd imagine she'd be overworked unless she had some help (grandparents perhaps?). However, I'd not make any statement that might be seen as her not being capable of doing as good a job.
This was the case for me. We spent most of our time reading about the civil war in elementary school. Not the policy part either but more about all of the activities of the war and battles. Post that it was mostly "Western Civilization" meaning Antiquity and European and American history.

The only time I really got to study about the rest of the world was in a semester-long class that was optional! My AP History class was the closest thing that delved into the negative aspects of US history. I really didn't start questioning things until I read Jared Diamond's "Guns, Germs, and Steel" shortly after graduating college.
Don't know about "dress" (I'm no cross-dresser), but humid 32oC was OK for me in Singapore in jeans. And businessmen wore long pants too.

Ditto for New Orleans -- though I've only spent like 2 weeks there.
'I get it'. No. You really don't.
If you work for a company you ARE an employee, not an entrepreneur. Facebook is a company. Like most other companies employees most likely work a standard schedule (9-5).

>> "Hey, just because I don't have a kid, doesn't mean I shouldn't get time off - why punish me for that."

It's a benefit that comes with the job which you would also be entitled to. You have a kid, you get time off. Would you be complaining if someone else was getting more value out of the company health insurance plan than you because they were ill more often?
Your theories about other mammals are utterly wrong - many mammals get fat in the summer and come close to starving during the winter.

As for the rest of your post, I'm not sure what you are trying to say. The human brain is made of biochemistry, so therefore choosing to eat less is a biochemistry problem? Um, sure, I guess.
I thought pg was just waiting for this stuff to blow over post-Snowden, but maybe he's happy with the direction the community has taken. That's fine, it's his site, and I've noticed an interesting inverse correlation between the quality of hn and /r/programming posts which will hopefully continue.
GitHub API integration: github_api and github_cli ruby gems
>>In the past 10 years there were countless cases where my wife handled things entirely differently then myself. Specially the emotionally relevant things, which are extremely important at early stages of child development.

This is more about your own inability to properly handle those situations requiring emotional involvement than a commentary on what fathers in general can or cannot provide. You are, after all, only one person.

I respect your experiences and commend you for sharing them, but at the end of the day you are basing your opinions on (your own) anecdote and passing judgment on all the other fathers out there. This is unfair and sexist and you should not do it.
Small evolutions are easier than big revolutions.
It's an opt-in tax only on the people that receive the benefits of the program. I actually like that idea; it wouldn't work for everything, but I think it can work for higher education.
It's shit like this that flies in the face of all those "but most cops are not bad guys" arguments.

If an organization fights to protect bad guys, I don't care how much good they do: they are complicit in furthering criminal behavior. And they're in a position of trust, at that!

It's an open secret that cops lie to protect other cops.

Why do we allow this? Any other person in a special position of trust and responsibility that contravenes their duty gets _extra_ punishment.

Lon Horiuchi was an FBI sniper that shot Vicki Weaver in the back while holding her infant daughter in her arms: case dismissed. That cop that pepper sprayed those protesting kids at UC Davis, John Pike, was never even charged for "lack of evidence" (nevermind that video of him doing so was on every news show in the country that week). The FBI and BATFE set the Branch Davidians' home on fire, burning up the children inside.

Instead of meaningful outrage, we simply let cops get away with murder, literally.

Fuck the police.
My twin boys are now 10 month and me and my wife decided that staying home both of us for a year to give them a good start was a good idea. It was, and i can really recommend people doing the same even if it means having to make tough decisions like changing jobs and not buying that new car

Have a great day

Best
Fredrik
I don't know if you've visited r/fitness or r/gainit, but metabolism really only accounts for a variance in about 200 calories. The big thing holding skinny people back is that they pretty much aren't eating enough of the good stuff - sure a skinny person might eat 3 cheeseburgers in a sitting but it doesn't help that their only exercise is cardio, or that it's the only substantial thing they actually eat all day. Many self professed skinnyfat people who claim they eat like a horse are shocked to find that they aren't consuming nearly as much calories as they think they are when it's all being tracked.

Did you actually religiously track your calories in/out?
You think your coworkers drag you down? You think you're punished for not having kids? You're comparing having children to entrepreneurship? If you really want to know what's wrong in the work place, you need to take a good long look in the mirror.
In a World Without Open Source
Is there a place where we can get this fact checked. I ask because this is cementing my opinion about, and fear of, the United States and I would love to know how true this all is.
Finding the key investors in angellist funding.
http://shrikar.com/blog/2013/07/07/angellist-funding/
I think "homemaker" is a dignified, gender neutral term. But for subversive fun, I like the title "househusband".
Is there a nice status line plugin that isn't full of color / visual noise? This would be by far the loudest and most animated part of my vim screen. I've tried powerline too and found it little but a distraction.

I basically don't need to know which mode I'm in, either - if I somehow forget, or come back to vim after a while, I can just hit escape to reset its state.
Depends on the interest rate of the loan. No reason to pay it off early if you've got a 1-2% loan - you'd be better off in the long term investing that 'extra' money and getting 3-5% return.
Check out vundle as an alternative to pathogen. I haven't looked back.
Actually my biggest lesson about identity theft is that most people just don't need to worry. The negative effect of identity theft in 9999/1000 cases is just the inconvenience of correcting the mistakes by informing various institutions about it. In the last 5 years or so, banks have got very good at clearing up the mess fast.

You need to assess the risk, taking into account the very low probability of having your identity stolen and the fairly low inconvenience, against the time and effort it takes to take protective measures. Don't live in fear of it.

That said, the single best way to protect yourself from random ID theft is to use a decent bank with good fraud protection. In the UK, Barclays and HSBC are very good, Natwest and Halifax are very bad. Citibank is a bad US one.
It isn't "just to make a point". It's also to stay proficient, or to make the job less tedious. But whether to hand-fly an approach is always the pilot's discretion (as far as I know -- I'm a just a private pilot so I could be wrong about that).

And no, automation can't handle "every conceivable situation", but neither can humans. Furthermore, humans screw up more often than autopilots. Pilot error is currently the single biggest contributor to the overall accident rate.

Mind you, I'm not advocating fully autonomous aircraft. I like having a human in the loop, but that's in part because I am the human in the loop. It's far from clear that human pilots are a net win for safety.
I'm an aspiring cryptographer and this book is hands-down one of the best references for applied cryptography out there today. Don't let the date fool you; cryptography is an area where maturity is well appreciated.

It's also fantastic that the whole thing is available online, but believe me when I say that the text is well worth the price if you ever find yourself needing a good cryptography reference. Some other good references are Introduction to Modern Cryptography by Katz and Lindell, Foundations of Cryptography by Goldreich (both volumes), and The Codebreakers by Kahn (for history of cryptography).

There are other good references, of course, but I find myself referring to the ones above the most. However, I am naturally biased towards texts that take a theory-based approach.
I do not understand you.

Is "entrepreneurs" the new "real men" for you? Employees who leave at 5pm are just "weaklings"?

You want entrepreneurs as coworkers? By definition you can only have one as partner.

How is it unfair? You want sabbaticals for everybody? That I would understand and support.

How are his coworkers punished? How is it "dragging the work quality of everyone else around"?

Isn't "sit out of the game" exactly what he did with his paternal leave?
This betrays the true views of government with regards to education. Government's true goal is to add additional taxes on high earners for the rest of their careers to capture the premium they earn due to being the best and brightest. It would seem the goal is to marginalize the value of work. The only thing this is going to accomplish is to remove the incentive to study and move into advanced careers. If Oregon wants to put an additional income tax on college graduates, I suggest they think about what this will do to their graduation numbers. If anything, they should be giving tax breaks to college graduates.
I hope it stays online purely for the comedic gold. Seriously, "techboots" calling out Sheryl Sandberg and Facebook and giving advice for entrepreneurs? "Tone down my work and time as well to match"? Good stuff.
How is this different from indentured servitude? In any way what so ever?

"Free trip to the colonies, in exchange for a chunk of your output for the next 20 years."
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I believe it's fair to say the woman do a greater job than they would normally do. There're heros.

But doesn't mean that it's just as good. Given the circumstances, they do their best. The best of all being that they make it possible to their children to grow, at least, healthy enough to be aware and overcome the missing parts of their families.

Needless to say, there are many man+woman families that fuck up their kids. Needless to say.
Roswell UFO Was Not Of This Earth And There Were ET Cadavers: Ex-CIA Agent Says
We should see a obvious trend students heading to engineering majors.

Yes, especially people with childhood dreams of studying history or art will be turned on by the prospect of designing airliners and nuclear reactors.
Which PEP, PEP-8? That's only a style guide. It's included in the stdlib documentation on data structures: http://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/datastructures.html#tuples...
Where are you going to get a 1-2% student loan as an 18 year old with no credit or assets (or anyone else, really)? Government loans are 6.8% right now.
Fully agree, life & family is more important. I think if I really wanted to spend more time with my family, I'd just quit the job rather than trying to play the benefits system to get 4 months of paid leave.

Families get in the way of work. It's just that simple. There's less time to pull all-nighters. Once a company starts encouraging "family people," it becomes a certain type of place. It's a type of place that doesn't really vibe well with entrepreneur-types or young single guys perhaps... but it may be the perfect sort of place for family types. Like Microsoft or Cisco. Facebook is becoming like that. It's not necessarily bad for everyone.
It's rhetoric like this that makes cops feel obligated to protect each other from other citizens. If you're accused of a crime, you deserve maximum legal effort applied for your defense.
Not disagreeing with your entire post, but

> I really don't think anyone is the US gov't has malice or ill will or a truly evil side.

Of course it depends on what you call "truly evil", but I believe that in any sufficiently large government (not just US) exist a significant number of sociopaths. It's just that, sociopaths exist, smart sociopaths also exist, and those are qualities that make it easy to find their way into politics. (and on an even more cynical note, a combination of qualities of particularly evil + intelligent + sociopathic, sounds like an even more likely profile to find itself in a position of power)
That video puts all the initial 'cartwheeling' and 'flipping' comments into much better context. It's easy to see how onlookers could've mistaken that action with the plane turning over. I'm seriously impressed that there were only two fatalities.
Looking at the graphs the plane was ahead of them by about 5-10 seconds. That usually doesn't turn out too well. Gotta be ahead of the plane, not the plane ahead of you. Usually a noob mistake (on the ground system failure, hard to fix) OR hopefully extensive extenuating circumstances (on the plane system failure, easy to fix).
I quit my job to walk across the world doing live Google+ hangouts
I quit my job to walk across the world doing live Google+ hangouts in every village and city from Beijing, China, to London, England.
>"Families get in the way of work. It's just that simple"

I'm really sorry for your way of life, I really am. I mean that in the nicest possible way, that I hope you find that there is a beautiful, loving world outside the office, that informs your work and why you are working.
How to stay safe on public Wi-Fi
>> "There is no gender equality when it comes to what a child needs. A child needs the smile of a mother as much as they need the smile of a father. And one can not replace the other."

I kind of get what you mean but I don't think you've expressed it properly. I think the real important thing is that having multiple parental figures is a good thing. In some families the mother can provide better emotional support and the father brings things to the relationship the mother doesn't. If the parents are homosexual they can still both bring different things to the parent/child relationship which complement each other. Children of single parents often have Aunts/Uncles that care for them and are as much a part of their life as a parent.

Basically having multiple parental figures who's natural roles complement each other is best.

NB: I'm not a parent so I could be completely wrong.
>I wear high quality t-shirts, jeans and sneakers that look, fit and feel great (to me). They aren't fancy, but niceness seems pretty subjective.

Actually it's pretty objective within a culture. Might not be objective in the gravity and T || F = T way, but it's objective in the cultural sense.

To the degree that you get pretty consistent results from studies where subjects are shown photos of people or stuff to judge for "niceness".
Some opinions have fancy [numbers] after, other don't. They should be taken as such. Call me sexist if you will.
Cambridge Physics Part II (third year of the Natural Sciences tripos) includes relativistic QM as a core 3rd year topic.

The Cambridge Physics course is fairly hard core of course, but I would expect such a course to be part of any serious Physics undergraduate degree in the UK.
I can't edit my other answer, so I'm adding this here since you sound so convinced I'm delusional ;)

GvR aside, even the documentation on python.org mentions this: http://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/datastructures.html#tuples...
One thing we as a society owe to a stay-at-home dad is, out of all things, cyberpunk. William Gibson famously found his interest in science fiction renewed and began to write while staying at home with his first child.
I have a large sample size of the people I worked with over 8 years. Seriously, everyone went down eventually.
Kernel Changelog Tidbits for Google Glass
The same guy who used to hang out on boo irc? Wonder if that's where the macro ideas came from.
How Far Would You Go for a Career in Journalism? This guy sets the bar.
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Not gonna argue about salt per se, but how can diet soda be good for you? So it doesn't have calories, but what does it have to make it taste that way? Certainly nothing that is of any use to your body, and most likely is harmful in subtle ways that we won't find out for years if ever.

What is so bad about just drinking water with the occasional tea or coffee if you really need a stimulant?
Oops, yeah I meant suit. I got my languages mixed up.
I had to abandon Dvorak because it killed my ability to do QWERTY. It was also an almost traumatic experience because when I was going through it I felt like I was going crazy or that I was just plain stupid. How could my brain possibly discard 20+ years of QWERTY after just a few weeks of Dvorak.

But having said that I recently learned that other people have had the same experience and so now I don't feel so bad and I want to change again.

/lifestory
These things are still pretty rare. Unfortunately, once you start raiding barber shops and pool halls with so much heat something like this is bound to happen. I still find it to be an honorable job with honest guys that put their lives on the line; however, statistically there's always going to be some hot-headed trigger-happy guy involved. Plus even if they're not on the force they're in some neighborhood as the unofficial neighborhood watch.
You can't, now, I guess. My wife's consolidation loan is only 1.5% (well, 2% with a .5% discount for auto-online payment). We lucked out, I guess!
Ok. Let's do this.

Let's form a company. We're co-founders, okay?

Now. I'm going to have a kid, take 4 months off, and leave work 5pm everyday. How do you feel?
lifeisstillgood is talking about the cultural expectation that problems are solved by throwing overwhelming force at them.
The part about being viewed suspiciously at the playground was particularly awful.

Why is it that we as a society are so fucking fearful? We have an irrational fear of communists, socialists, terrorists, serial killers, sex offenders, and of course, child molesters and abductors. Everyone thinks that there is someone out there who is out to hurt them and their family. Like, that is the default assumption, and people's subsequent behaviors (such as pulling their kid closer) is based on it.

A non-parent man sitting at a playground bench and reading his paper is very, very likely to get the cops called on him, even though he's on public property. Is this right?