skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Although the polite version is semantically identical the syntax of the message in many cases as important as the message itself.

Much of what makes human communication universally intelligible across cultures and languages like tone of voice or body language is lost in writing and the human tendency is to replace it with similar substitutes as it helps to convey meta-information that would be hard to convey otherwise.

I believe if one would analyze every single email sent by Linux to the list the great majority of them would have similar syntax to the polite English above but, of course, those wouldn't make the news.

The bitter rants seem to be reserved to the cases where it is imperative that everybody, involved or not, understand very clearly why that behaviour is not tolerable and the reason for that. Similar cases like the refusal to merge Kay Sievers further submissions [1] until he cleaned up and owned up to his mistakes or the reprieve of a maintainer [2] that broke userland with a kernel commit seems to follow the same pattern.

The difference to a professional setting is that, in person in a company, one can always call a closed doors meeting and express with tone of voice and body language the same message without the public spectacle.

Even in those cases, specially when everybody knows what it mean to be called to the boss presence, it can be as embarrassing and intimidating as what happens in those forums.

[1] http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1404.0/01331.html

[2] https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/12/23/75
Agree, please please please not a prequel!

The big joy of Star Trek is speculating about the future, in these times especially I think we could use more optimism about a future we haven't thought of yet, not just a dramatic retcon of stories we already know.
This is a pretty loaded question and you will get very different answers.

But imo, star trek TNG with Captain Picard is the best one. Deep space nine is good but is a bit slow, I think TNG is easier to watch.

I'm from the mid eighties and can't watch the original, it's too dated for me. So take that for what it's worth.
Good catch. So if I "own" a $1M house, but have a $800K mortgage, they ignore the debt and say that I have $1M in wealth? Ridiculous.
So, my story about one of these. Had a great time; were on the verge of winning. All of the puzzles had resulted in us finding a cellphone. We find the 4-digit pin to unlock it. With a minute to go, we get into the phone and find there's one new voicemail on the phone. We hold 1 for voicemail, and hear:

"This account is currently out of funds. To complete this call, please add credit to the account or place a collect call."

So the buzzer runs out as we are trying to remember how to make a collect call (to voicemail no less).

Afterwards we asked the staffer how we were supposed to fetch the voicemail, and she said "wait, there was a voicemail on the phone?" Turns out there was also an already-read text message on the phone that we were supposed to look at, but we were successfully red-herringed by some random person leaving a message at the wrong number.
This is what people did in the past. People are doing this now, and they will continue to do this. TBH, most of the content that will go away as a result of adblocking is garbage anyway. It's the paid bloggers and other leeches that have had easy for the last 10 years who are really complaining about this.
I guess there are lots of other franchises to watch. I don't know why they'd butcher this one because some folks have tired of it.
What retraining? I have several clients, computer illiterate old ladies, who use Ubuntu and Debian just fine. No retraining required.

They just jump on that desktop and go.
I'm skeptical. TV shows in general have taken a turn for the worse lately, with the best series not even really airing on cable. Here's to hoping it's not just another cobbled-together excuse for showing you an ad every 10 minutes.
Yeah, while there may be a real issue with effectiveness of online courses, the entire concept of "dropping out" is anachronistic. I always feel slightly bad to know that I'm part of "the drop-out problem", but I feel like learning a-la carte and at one's own pace is exactly in line with the unique advantages of online courses.

I think the truth that people are getting at when they discuss this is that the sort of self-education that you and I like using these courses for is not at all a replacement for traditional education. I think this "problem" will vanish once it is widely recognized that these are more useful to augment ongoing self-education. It is easier than ever to be a lifelong learner, and that is a great thing and plenty of justification for the existence of these courses.
"except the channel is that of a ... woman"

Would you care to expand on this a little bit? (I'm hoping for an answer like "it keeps out the mra/gg riffraff", btw)
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Large wealth inequality causes greed, and where there's greed there's corruption.

Furthermore, rich people are powerful and influential. As a result, rules and regulations and choices and decisions are made for them first, then maybe the poor. When it should be the other way around, also known as the [1] option for the poor. Yes, this negatively effects society.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Option_for_the_poor.
They have actors from the "professionally produced" shows. I am perfectly willing to sit through non-blockbuster-budgeted series for a chance to see my favourite actors playing their roles, the ones I grew up watching and had a huge influence on who I am as an adult.

Edit. Typo.
Well that's pretty much what the last movie was.

That being said I thought it was quite good when you didn't think of it as 'star trek'
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If you start with the first season of TNG and don't like it, perhaps check out a different season before giving up on it.

They maybe hadn't quite found their footing yet.
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Actually this has more to do with the referral bonuses and the speed at which postings happen on the Who is hiring thread. I think two of the postings were from individuals and one was from the recruitment team. I downvoted the duplicate posts.

I work at Booking.com and often post on these threads. Stayed away this time after seeing the existing posts.
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I'm really hoping its not set in the new timeline. My hope is that it is a continuation of the Post Deep Space Nine/ Dominion War/ Voyager timeline. I would hope they look at whats happened in the books set in that period. The final borg invasion, the rise of the typhon pact, and Dr.Bashir from DS9 becoming sort of a Ed Snowden character.
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I don't know, but that's also completely beside the point.
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As austenallred mentioned, I'm trying to give them the benefit of the doubt.
Speaking of math and music... Phil Moriarty recently did a "Sixty Symbols" video[1] about a recent paper[2] that investigated the subtle timing fluctuations that distinguish well-played drums from the "correct" quantized-to-the-exact-beat rhythm produced by a drum machine.

... fluctuations of hi-hat amplitudes and interbeat intervals ... have clear
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characteristic time scale.

As a follow-up, Prof. Moriarty is asking for recordings of drummers playing Rush's "Tom Sawyer"[3], so he can continue the analysis on a much broader set of data.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyLeBMdI_HU

[2] http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal....

[3] https://muircheart.wordpress.com/2015/10/19/the-rhythm-metho... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGH6-BcKCME
You should now be able to use chinese also :)
The original series doesn't hold up very well from either a narrative perspective or a visual perspective, I'd skip them. The original series movies are a little better and may be worth watching.

Other than that I'd start with The Next Generation and go in chronological order.
It appears we will all need to pay CBS %5.99 a month to watch this.
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At some point, will we stop making excuses for this guy? Because the rest of us manage to communicate without constantly offending.
Right. We need a blocker that loads the ads and "sandboxes" them from the user.
Wealth means power.

Let's take an extreme case: every person in the world has their wealth increased by 10% over what they have today, except for one person who has his wealth increased by $1 quadrillion.

Everybody is better off, right? Except that wealthy person is going to rule the world, and stack the deck to help himself, and there's nothing that says he's only going to do it in such a way that everybody else keeps increasing their wealth too, or even keeps their wealth at all.

We can see this at work in the US where the political process has become pretty corrupted, to the point that half the politicians act like wealthy people in the US suffer under a tremendously high tax burden when they actually pay less as a percentage than the average person, and the other half pays lip service to getting the wealthy to pay more but only proposes weak measures that never go anywhere, and where systematic lawbreaking in the financial sector that led to a gigantic financial crises went completely unpunished, except for the one guy who made the mistake of ripping off wealthy people.
For the concurrent distribution, I believe they are referring only to international distribution. For example, House of Cards was broadcast on traditional TV channels in countries that did not have Netflix (like Australia, New Zealand, and India).
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Yeah, I can't help but scream at every one of their lame proposals: This is what drives people to buy online in the first place!

What's never mentioned is simply having their every day price match the online prices. But this is so glaringly obvious I assume it's simply financially impractical. I've really got to wonder what kind of margins they have to bridge?

Lobbying their state to drop sales tax and being 5-10% higher than online, but being open about it and marketing based on immediate service might work. Then again if it's a 30% chasm the situation seems quite hopeless.

As an aside, I wonder if they could get manufacturers to supply floor models gratis, or even paying a little for exhibition. After all, a brick and mortar store is essentially a giant billboard. Much better than some "minimum advertised price" anti-competitive bullshit.
Protobuf, probably.
99% press release trying to demonstrate the economic viability of CBS All Access. 1% about Star Trek.
Speaking of the open-source alternatives: https://github.com/sgtpep/pmenu#alternatives. The pmenu (https://github.com/sgtpep/pmenu) is an alternative, too.
Interesting. Looks like a further framework for adoption is released as well - http://deity.gov.in/sites/upload_files/dit/files/Final_Frame...
I was recently thinking about printing a top using a technique they talked about a couple of years ago. I was dissapointed that I was not able to find any software. I have seen this happen several times from Disney. It's cool that they did this, but it's not very usable without some code.
We are talking about Government Offices here. The UX difference between Word and LibreOffice is noticeable.
People need retraining, no matter how facsimile both are. Its matter of productivity.
According to census.gov http://blogs.census.gov/2013/03/21/household-wealth-and-debt... at least in the US "changes in overall median net worth observed over the past decade have been driven primarily by changes in one of its major components – equity that American households hold in their homes".

The recipe for greater wealth equality is to subsidize mortgages and restrict new construction, so that everybody's house values move up a notch, which makes everyone feel a little bit better about themselves.
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I think they mean they are subtracting debt, though I agree that isn't clear.
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Renegades was nigh godawful.
Prelude to Axanar reminded me of the real-action adverts that big budget games have these days was very HALO 3-eque, not good or bad persay, but it was just a relative short (20min) for their kickstarter so not much to judge it by, the VFX looked professional but very un-Star Trek like which was some what disappointing but unless you have the DS9 effects team that managed to make 3D-CGI look like filmed scaled models or the team behing BSG/Firefly you won't probably get the realistic look either.