skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Other coworkers send the new hires directly to you so your manager doesn't even see the amount of questions you're answering

Well there's your problem, it's a classic multiple-bosses insanity when anybody can put a new task (hire) on your plate. Furthermore, it may also come as bad news to you if you've already been "promoted" to company trainer, informally.

Talk to your boss about how all of this is getting funneled to you. At the very least you should be keeping them informed as to how your day is spent.
Time for some American intervention to restore "freedom" and "democracy" or is it too early yet?
Acanthamoeba is an amoeba that lives in the water. So yes, it's tap water plus handling your contacts in the same way that touching a door knob can give you a cold. Just because you've touched door knobs without getting a cold doesn't mean you shouldn't wash your hands.

It's not the lottery, that's how infections work.
This is even more reason to contribute to activists trying to stop the conversion of Hagia Sophia into a Mosque. It is a piece of 6th century history that we as a civilization just cannot afford to lose.
> the vote-selling side effect is much larger than you'd like.

> In Denmark someone made a study and found out that when voting changed from public (everyone could see who voted for who) to anonymous the workers parties gained votes to the tune of double digit percentages.

Is that a good thing in itself? How much of one?
> What it implies is what people want: persistent logs, signing in from their phone logging them into the same session as signing in from their desktop, etc.

Okay, to me that is the same thing as 'persistent sessions', but without belaboring the point... can IRC do those things? Right, it depends on the server and client. What servers and clients can? I think it's pretty rare, if it exists.

If your answer is "well, IRC _could_ do that, if only more reosurces were invested in it to make it so", okay, but so what?
“production of the indicated records is required in connection with an investigation or inquiry to ascertain the correctness of entries, to determine the liability for duties, taxes, fines, penalties, or forfeitures, and/or to ensure compliance with the laws or regulations administered by CBP and ICE.”
There's probably some relation between this and growing up with the TV on 100% of waking hours, even when no-one's watching (which is really common).
This is a new kind of UI/UX dark pattern. The United app lets customers pay for seats, and any reasonable person thinks that's the whole of it. But the fine print says that's not true, and says you can be forcibly removed if the flight is oversold.

https://darkpatterns.org/

"When you use the web, you don’t read every word on every page - you skim read and make assumptions. If a company wants to trick you into doing something, they can take advantage of this by making a page look like it is saying one thing when it is in fact saying another."
For haskell there is a fantastic tool that converts code into a pointfree function definition.

https://hackage.haskell.org/package/pointfree
This is the classic downside of open source that's supported by a "pro" edition: it encourages maintainers to actively avoid adding features that would compete with the paid product.
I read this as a "to really understand this if you need to actually consider doing it, one must do their own research on the matter" weed-out-while-still-confirming-type responses.
Or you could hire an IP attorney to file a trademark infringement suit against that competing business?

How is that not intentionally causing marketplace confusion?

Also, if you roll over and pay Google, you are damaging your ability to defend your own business name as a trademark. Trademarks are lost if you don't defend them. Talk to a real lawyer, ASAP.
Thanks for the reference to Caddy! Looks like a pretty neat project. I'm also bummed by nginx's lack of end-to-end HTTP/2 support.
I've got introduced to it in late 2015. I was running Gnome Shell with Arch for the most time and got a 2015 MBP at work. I always found the design to look dated and the intuitively of the UI beeing stuck in history other than going with time. From my POV i never understood how OSX is praised as design standard, but i didnt switch from Vista to OSX years ago.
TLDR Milestones - leave totalitarian government block all your competitors, be complacent and provide all your data to government, censor what people post on their public wall and in private messages as well

yeah, if someone is looking up to privy like this I would recommend moving to China or North Korea where they can try to release their another inspirited product
On WeChat it is really hard to see "bots". Tencent discourage them to do so. There is no supported way for connected apps to send messages automatically -- End users' confirmations are mandatory. So you'll see a more organic feeds.
You can use google cache:

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:AUQIVz...