skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stalking, harassing and doxxing is indefensible, but not being able to wrap one's head around gender is understandable I think. Often people want, whether trans or not, to express their gender in terms of constructs like name, language, manner of dress etc which are clearly social (sometimes clearly invented in the last 100 years). We have no easy way of deciding how these seemingly superficial things relate to underlying gender.
There are a few similar projects, but they all have some differences (afaik):

Firechat [1]: closed source, only group chats, no crypto

Bluechat [2]: only group chats

Pinwheel Messenger [3]: only messages to direct neighbors (no routing)

In contrast, Ensichat is for 1 on 1 chats, uses mesh routing and signs+encrypts messages.

Are there any other, similar projects?

[1] http://firech.at/

[2] https://github.com/AlexKang/blue-chat

[3] https://github.com/n8fr8/gilgamesh
> I expected to see (1995) tagged to the end of this article.

+1.

The "making hundreds of millions" part made me laugh too. Bet that's news to the index desks.
What is default programming language for this device? What language kids will be learning while tinkeing with this device?
Pardon my ignorance, but what's the summary of that? I'm not that proficient with French. thanks
Hi all, I'm the lead researcher for this project. Curious to hear your thoughts!
It's YouTube. Whether you get no ad, an ad skippable after 5 seconds, an un-skippable 15 second ad, or an un-skippable longer ad varies. I'm currently getting a skippable after 5 seconds ad.

This may also depend on what ad blocker you are using. At least one popular ad blocker [1] sometimes fails to block the "skippable after 5 second" ads but DOES block the "skip this ad" overlay. To make that even more annoying, I think that the "skippable after 5 second" ads are often long ads so the result is people without an ad blocker get 5 seconds of the ad, and people with that ad blocker get get the full thing!

[1] I'm not naming it because I was trying out different ad blockers on different machines to see which met my needs best, and I don't recall for sure which one it was.
Jolla announces focus shift
1. Stateless servers. Put your code and configuration in git repos, then mount them as volumes in your docker container. The absolute star feature of docker is being able to mount a file from the host to the container.

You can tear down the host server, then recreate it with not much more than a `git clone` and `docker run`.

2. Precise test environment. I can mirror my entire production environment onto my laptop. No internet connection required! You can be on a train, on a plane, on the beach, in a log cabin in the woods, and have a complete testing environment available.

Docker is not a security technology. You still need to run each service on a separate host kernel, if you want them to be properly isolated.
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Working on eventually launching events like marathons, and a super pac / non-profit focused on a guaranteed basic income.
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Check out the work by Simon Baron Cohen at Cambridge, which includes studies on newborns showing clear differences between genders. http://www.math.kth.se/matstat/gru/godis/sex.pdf

Also check out the work of John Money, who popularised the concept of 'gender as a social construct', and wrecked the life of a young man whose penis had been destroyed by trying to raise him as a girl: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Reimer.
A way to avoid this is to not buy the indexes themselves but deeper capitalization based funds like VTI etc. This is still basically an index fund but since it buys past the "500" it avoids this BS.
I don't know much about virtualization technology, but Docker is nice for me because it's an accessible, well-known, and rather easy way to make applications easy and straightforward to run.

Where I've worked in the past, setting up a new development or production environment has been difficult and relied on half-documented steps, semi-maintained shell scripts, and so on. With a simple setup of a Dockerfile and a Makefile, projects can be booted by installing one program (Docker) and running "make".

You could do that with other tools as well, but Docker, and even moreso the emerging "standards" for container specification, seems like an excellent starting point.
It's hard to make anything small fire-rated, due to thermal inertia (or rather, the lack thereof).

I'm surprised I haven't seen a NAS with the hard drive enclosure fire-rated.
So, the two parts:

2. Unsubstantiated smears, and categorising her as "hostile". You're using an anonymous "throwaway" account, so there's no evidence whatsoever for your claims.

5. Downplaying the extreme harassment as "egregious behavior". Perhaps you (or anyone reading) might want to go look it up yourself, there's pages and pages of this sort of unbelievably obnoxious drivel: https://twitter.com/search?q=%40freebsdgirl%20%23gamergate&s...

The only reason that Randi created GGAutoblocker and the OAPI was because she was targeted by gamergate. And their tactics are, essentially, what you're doing right now - smear tactics.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/toggle-animat...

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George Dyson's Turing's Cathedral is by far the best book I have read on this subject.
Windows and Mac OS were both cooperatively multitasking until 1995 and 2001, although they did have more memory protection than RISC OS.

As to the worldview, everyone had their own worldview before the internet, / vs \ vs : vs .

Mac OS Classic had filetypes, same as RISC OS. Bit odd that the web uses them really, considering it has mimetypes.

The RISC OS GUI is still miles ahead of everyone else. Its application packaging was pretty good, easy to edit (although the !boot system should be restricted in what it can do).

But they never went through the transition that Windows did (twice), or Mac did to OS X.
build.js:4074

or at least, they've used Adobe Flash CS6 and then exported to JS/sprites/etc in some way. I can't be more specific because I don't use those tools for web development ;)
How much license fee payers money was spent on this?
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Your apparence says volumes about the people who watch and judge you. And if the sellers in a boutique snob you because of your apparence, then you can give your money to amazon.com instead: they don't care how you look at amazon!
Whomever wants a critical look at this kind of "psychology result", I really recommend checking out Cordelia Fine (Oxford, Cambridge, UCL educated) and "Delusions of Gender". She is a fun listen/read and explains really well the flaws in the science/reporting/interpretation of "gender science", from the statistical to the neurological.

http://blip.tv/slowtv/delusions-of-gender-p1-cordelia-fine-4...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delusions_of_Gender

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8031168-delusions-of-gen...

Additionally, readers who are not very acquainted should know that PsychologyToday is not a respectable publication in psychology, and is regularly embroiled in issues with propping up "we are telling the truth that nobody wants to hear about white supremacy". If you do not know who Satoshi Kanazawa is, you should look him up, or you can ask the psychology subreddits what their assessment is of that website.

This post veers close to ad hominem, but the way people are processing the OP is very much fallacious as well: a combination of taking a dubious authority on its word, not following up on the stats, and relishing in it confirming everything they want to believe (sexism is over-discussed, we really are different, and it explains most differences we observe). I cannot possibly offer a counter-argument in such meager visual real-estate and with so little captured attention-span, but if anyone is interested in hearing the best counter-arguments (not of the "artsies who believe in the blank-slate" variety), I offer a place to start.
> he very consciously addressed the issue of providing jobs

how so?
You really believe that in a world where you don't have to struggle for your basic needs there won't be enough guides?

Think about it for a while, it might blow you away (and I'm not saying that ironically, it sure as hell had an impact on me), what if you had to go to a Sherpa settlement, talk with them, and try to find a friend that is willing to help you?

Sharing knowledge is something beautiful, most people like to talk about what they know.
> But even if we took the argument as fact, it doesn't mean that we have to accept every naive consequence. We don't need to say "Of course the vast majority of CEOs, world leaders, and very wealthy people are male, because the most intelligent people are almost all male". We can choose to have a better society than that.

I don't think that intelligence is the most important factor for those positions, so let's talk about researchers and university teachers instead. Do you really think that society would be better if less intelligent people would be better represented there?
This is the case with every field of science. There's no such thing as "obvious"; obviously, the earth is flat and in the center of the universe.
Easy: start by pointing out the strange word "copywritten", then suggest that he means "copyright", finally laugh at the whole thing and engage in "piracy".
Not everything has to be dealt with the same way, and not everything exists as the same priority. Using or not using an annoying website doesn't come close to the effects that living in a society that touches every part of your life.

I can stop going to a website or a store because of many reasons without impacting anyone around me and getting the same result of not being botherd by them. That is not an option regarding where I live. No I can not just move, it is not that simple.

> I know that I'm overreacting here, but I would genuenly like to here comments about that.

It would seem you likely already know the answer.
It has. IIRC the setTimeout and serInterval functions are throttled to 1000ms while the tab is unfocused.
Perhaps you could explain how the existence of trans. people is proof that gender is not a social construct?
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How an Airbnb renter's horror story taught the company's CEO a leadership lesson
I enjoy the writings of Richard P. Gabriel. "Patterns of Software" is a good place to start.
Amazon says 20th birthday celebration will be bigger than Black Friday
tl;dr version:
The embarrassment and frustration of the experience taught Chesky the lesson he considers the most important of his career: "A consensus decision in a moment of crisis is very often going to be the middle of the road, and they're usually the worst decisions. Usually in a crisis you have to go left or right."
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I'm a huge fan of constraint programming, but everything I've read about layout problems makes me think that LP or MIP is a better fit for the domain. Solving systems of linear equalities and inequalities is what LP solvers do, and they've got decades of research into how to do it extremely fast. Most commercial solvers can solve systems with tens of millions of constraints in mere seconds.

Is there a reason why cassowary took the constraint solver approach other than the fact that it is called constraint-based layout?
I'm sure an idea like this would have blown the budget but if the components were separate and could be clicked together then that would have been very interesting and novel and not competed with Raspberry pi.

How cool would it be to pool the bits with your friends and click together each component and make the components talk and do things? Battery module, accelerometer module, led light module, button module, compass module, cpu module, usb module. Want more buttons or led lights, let the kids in the school ground share and swap bits - kids love swapping.

The key would have been to come up with an open standard for module connection, seed it with some initial cheap and simple modules and let kids hook em up and third parties design more modules with different functions, all incredibly single purpose but able to talk on a common bus and share a power module.

Having just said all that I looked up http://littlebits.cc/shop?filter=Bits

Each school kid could get one random module, not much use on its own but when pooled with other kids they could build together. There's even http://littlebits.cc/accessories/brick-adapter
Ah, fair enough, I see your interpretation of my comments. It wasn't what I intended but your's was a fair understanding.

And you're right, we're parsing semantics and having meta-arguments now. We've said our peace, and as usual we can let the readers can decide.
Scientifically studying sex should be a top priority for our society.

In both ends of the spectrum, but particularly in radical feminists, theories are influenced by ideologies and politics, hurting society at large.

Recently, a feminist(president of a feminist university group) told me males were incomplete females(XY would be an incomplete version of XX) and, for that reason, they should have their instincts and behaviour suppressed.

Edit: As some have mentioned, the girl referred to the SCUM manifest http://www.womynkind.org/scum.htm
https://medium.com/@sampaio96/why-you-shouldn-t-think-about-...
To create a buzzword to attract investors money. It is professional brand management at work.
Reddit enhancement suite has a similar setup.
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81 years of bad faith? It's that kind of language that makes this difficult.

Onerous acquisition regimes were put in place for machine guns because of the psychopaths that were running from county to county gunning down law enforcement officers. That's the thing, the law in question wasn't a beachhead to take more of your stuff...they may have actually wanted to make sure that we didn't have a wave of new Machine Gun Kelly's running around.

Does your dad remember how it used to be for everyone or just people like you? I'm not trying to be too facetious, here. My dad mentions a time when you could take a sack of squirrels to the doctor for payment as an example of the good ole' days...but I don't think that's a good idea just because it worked for him and my grandfather. (Though I still like squirrel stew.)

Many, many, things are different between now and the 40
s including all of the weird social/psychological pressures that are at the root of many school shootings. Hell, when I was a kid I remember seeing people have deer rifles in their gun rack in their truck at school. (I was very little.) Would that be a good idea today? Surely, I don't have to answer that question...because things have changed. Radically.

What would be a place where we could compromise? Is it even possible? What's an area where you think there is some give and take on?
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It is open-source:

http://www.templeos.org/Wb/

So I imagine someone could code networking in there somehow.
You guys know that PDF readers can turn off loading of web assets right? That you should turn it off or prompt or people can de-anonymize you just by getting you to open a PDF right?

Don't trust it if you don't trust the host, regardless. Exploits do exist.
What is wrong about what he said? Do you not believe in evolution?
This is a perfect use case for a SAT solver. Here is a solution using the Python Z3 bindings:

from z3 import *

def all(vars):
result = BoolVal(True)
for var in vars:
result = And(result, var)
return result

def any(vars):
result = BoolVal(False)
for var in vars:
result = Or(result, var)
return result

def none(vars):
return Not(any(vars))

def oneof(vars):
result = any(vars)
for i, a in enumerate(vars):
for b in vars[i + 1:]:
result = And(result, Not(And(a, b)))
return result

vars = [Bool(c) for c in "abcdef"]

def above(i):
return vars[:i]

def below(i):
return vars[i + 1:]

s = Solver()

s.add(vars[0] == all(below(0)))
s.add(vars[1] == none(below(1)))
s.add(vars[2] == all(above(2)))
s.add(vars[3] == oneof(above(3)))
s.add(vars[4] == none(above(4)))
s.add(vars[5] == none(above(5)))

s.check()

print(s.model())

For what it's worth, the answer is E. :)
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The cameo appearance by Sophie is as a barmaid in a pub.
Ask HN: To developers, what makes an effective manager?
Wondering what developers look for in a manager, preferably experiences from your own work life.
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Barring the fact that heart surgeries and cooking can be automated (because it's speculative and doesn't add much to the discussion), I see what you mean.

I don't think 1 to 1 value exchange necessarily has it's place though. Does it matter that it's the person you helped that helps you? Does it even matter that get as much value as the amount you're giving out? I believe that offering value has value in itself if you know what I mean. I'm sure a friend of yours (or yourself) has once spent hours carefully making you understand something they knew well to the maximum of their ability, and loved it. People like to share, especially knowledge.

Anyway, wouldn't a medical surgeon actually like to perform surgery? If anything else wouldn't he go looking for people?

Everyone likes to hone their skills, and it seems more likely that heart surgeons go looking for patients to help and gladly accept to perform surgery on them (you let me work on you, and I'll fix you up) rather than go shoot a couple animals in the wood to patch them up afterward.

I think there will be a completely new notion to service and favors anyway, without scarcity and ego.
At my old job I made one for a client. Their logo would spin once a minute. I thought it was super neat. I guess it was kinda subtle compared to what's possible, it's still the only animated fav icon I've seen.
Wow I don't even know how to thank you for this, this is so extremely helpful. Thank you so much!
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And a useful one at that.
The whole point of sub pixel rendering is to make text look like it's higher resolution. Once you get to a sufficiently high DPI there's no benefit to it.
Someones 1 + 1 really does equal 2.
My "favorite" ancient bug report, is https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91337 (and its duplicate https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=259109)

It's why I stopped using thunderbird, and mostly gave up on mozilla products. Here we are, about 14 years later.
I think you may have misunderstood me --- I wasn't going 'wtf why is this abomination allowed', I was going 'wtf here are two huge figures from history who I would never have thought would meet each other, meeting each other'.
I find docker is quite good for integration tests where you need to test against a third party bit of software. Lots of images exist in the hub for this.
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remember they're "born that way".
The first paragraph in the article sounded wrong. It says that "the brain of a woman is composed of two different types of cells. One type has an X chromosome inherited from her mother, and another type of cell has an X chromosome from her father", but I remembered that all cells in a woman have both X chromosomes.

It turns out the correct paragraph should say: "One type has an ACTIVE X chromosome inherited from her mother, and another type of cell has an ACTIVE X chromosome from her father".

Here the excerpt from the relevant linked article, which explains it better:

> A few weeks after conception, one of the two X chromosomes in each cell of a female's body is randomly deactivated. As each of these cells in the developing fetus multiplies, its descendant cells all have the same X chromosome activated. This leads to a patch of cells that all have the same active X chromosome (say, the X from the mother). A different fetal cell may have randomly deactivated the mother's X chromosome, and so all of its descendant cells each have the X chromosome from the father.
Derek Smart?! It must have been at least 15 years since I last heard of him. He was pretty insufferable back in the usenet days, and still doesn't seem to have gotten noticeably less full of himself. An article supposedly about Star Citizen seems to actually be mostly about himself.

But if his point is that this is a niche of massive egos and impossible ambitions leading to failed games, there might be something to that.
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A large part of the problem is the failure to distinguish between the aggregate and the individual. For the sake of argument let's say that the population of individuals who would make good engineers is 60% male and 40% female. From an aggregate level that's a huge difference. Once you gather enough of people that statistical inferences can be made, the difference becomes obvious. In a classroom, for instance. But at an individual level that difference becomes insignificant. If you grab one boy and one girl at random, there's a very significant chance the girl is better at engineering than the boy. At the individual level, there are much better predictors of whether a person is good at engineering than their sex. Five minutes of conversation wouldn't be authoritative but it would be much more predictive than the individual's sex.
This is basically the primary trading strategy employed in the The Ugly Americans. The time period covered is mid 1990's

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugly_Americans:_The_True_Story...
Why would you want to avoid it? Either VTI is a better investment (for your profile, of course) than the S&P 500 and such or it isn't; it doesn't really matter if it's because of "index frontrunning" or any other factor.
Thanks a lot!
have you planned to include the possibility to add/change the infos of the file or add tags?
although you say and probably do not want to change the files?
i am thinking of the case of adding red tags, and then in the finder, the file have this red background.
There's a company named Gelid that makes computer heatsinks and fans, they touted their German engineering so I just assumed it was a German word or family name. Know it makes more sense, neat!
Heroku is just a layer on top of AWS. I know a ton of successful business applications who rely on Heroku + AWS. Obviously after a certain size you will want to customize your hardware more, but in the early stages Heroku can take you a very far way.

Ello is a recent app that had to scale to millions of users extremely quickly and did on Heroku. Read their technical write up: http://mikepackdev.com/blog_posts/40-5-early-lessons-from-ra...

Ello had issues, and Heroku would be considered amateur for what they were doing, but if you read it Heroku was not the cause of their performance issues -- their application code was. IMO most business applications run into problems due to performance issues within their application code, not because of server downtime.

Regarding how common downtime on Heroku is... yes, Heroku has lots of minor incidents impairing its toolkit and some services, but these are not issues that go notices. Two years in I still haven't had significant downtime from Heroku itself (more than 5 minutes) during business hours where it matters. Cloudflare, and other DNS providers, have frankly given me more trouble.
> I'm surprised to see this ranking so high on HN. Sex-based difference is the biggest taboo of our time.

Indeed, it's such a taboo that it's brought up here every time the subject is discussed here.

Unless you would take all your information from radicalfeminist.com, I never saw a reputable news channel denying there would be differences between sexes. Actually, I see this meme of "Gender differences are taboo!" MUCH more often than I see the actual behavior so decried in actual action.