skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe I should give it another try then?

I got through the first argument in About a Girl during the trial and it was so bad I had to turn it off. It was like they were trying to have an interesting episode that represents the best of Star Trek (The Drumhead, The Measure of a Man, Dear Doctor), but their lack of empathy, self-righteousness, terrible arguments, and no attempt to try and learn more about the other culture represented the worst of it.

That and the alien had a sudden realization of how right the humans were because he watched Santa Clause is Coming To Town.

Really frustrating to watch.
I think side chains are going to be the future of dApps. Smart contracts alone won’t be enough
What are the Chinese inventing?
That all depends on the majority social opinion of what defines a slur.

The problem arising at the moment is aggression. Social opinions are being divided from every angle, almost systematically, categorizing and sorting the world's thoughts, behaviors, and opinions. And we can think of these categories as tribes, and we see a sort of competition. Since each person belonging to a subset necessarily feels a connection to their category, they seek validation. Since these categories are highly specific there will inevitably be conflict between them, differences in definition, and the seeking of validation paired with such differences will arise in aggression when confronted with another "tribe".

This is not about social courtesy at all. It is a sort of social warfare that would not exist if it weren't for the very specific divisions.

A group of 100 people can get along just fine with a certain mindset-- that is, each person sees everyone else as individuals, unique and variable. To keep the peace in such a situation, each person must understand they do not hold the truth for anybody but themselves, and they also must be willing to listen to others when they speak. But a group of 10 philosophers from differing schools of thought will likely be in for many heated arguments. Our social atmosphere at this period of time is like the latter case, and there is no agreement or moderation to be had. Each "school of thought" has its axioms, which cannot be violated if one is an adherent.
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It’s probably because you know their occupation really well, how these blankets are woven, quality of the material used etc. To the user or outsider, the details are hidden in plain sight.
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> he taught me to respect the historical development of typography, as well as to disdain uninformed experimentation for experimentation’s sake.

Why not? I think experimentation is heaps of fun.
the point is that the game can be used to give the trading a "legitimate" purpose
That's interesting. They seem to be using the same colour palette as Stripe. But I find Stripe's website cleaner and more pleasant to the eye. So I think Stripe got better design.
Yes, I saw that before commenting. I never advocated for the abolition of punishment.

What I take issue with at several levels is the use of punishment as a means of avoiding the development of parental resentment against kids, which is what it sounded like you were describing in the quote I pulled. My mistake if that's not what you were describing.
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That really just comes down to business decisions. Sure, Slack could have gone after them. They probably would have a case. On top of a lengthy, expensive, distracting legal battle, the press around it wouldn't be ideal. Even if they are completely in the right, it's probably not the conversation they want around their product.

At the end of the day, they're not quite competing for same market.
A friend of mine who was a military secure comms guy back in the 80s told me that if their position was about to be overrun the procedure was:

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I've got my Neo2 right here beside me! Before I could find one I was drawing up plans to build one with a raspberry pi. Great product you guys built
I would favor if monitors, displays, and projectors have both USB-C and Ethernet. At the moment all types of displays still have DVI, DisplayPort, HDMI or even legacy like VGA, SCART.

USB-C and Ethernet are capable of 10+ Gbit speed, and the cables are cheap, not the premium one pays for HDMI 2ab cables. Also Ethernet cables with CAT6+ are found in most buildings. If you want to connect a big screen flat TV dozens meters away or a projector 50 meters away, you need repeater devices and fragile cable arrangements, while with Ethernet cables it would be no problem.
What VR headsets are you using and with what video card? Me thinks we are a ways away from that.
Once China begins innovating like the West, then I think they will be on track to truly take over. Otherwise, they may successfully copy and steal much better than anyone else, and perhaps become dominant in that way, but that does not appear to be the same kind of domination the West has produced. Historically, it did not overpower outside influence. Instead, China chose to become isolationist to protect their culture, which ended up stifling their progress.
Transactions in bitcoin, eg sending a bitcoin from one wallet to another, occur on the blockchain and are decentralized. The fiat value of bitcoin, however, is determined by supply and demand for that bitcoin-fiat cross, just like anything else in open markets. That trading for these crosses occur on the exchanges.

> There's still a semi-central location you have to go to in order to get any real, actual currency out of it

This is definitely still the case. The exchanges themselves, though, could potentially be implemented via blockchain. This would likely reduce transaction costs and could make them more secure. In this case the would actually be decentralized.
Well, clearly, there is something going on very differently in the European socialist democracies, at the very least.

Hmm, I just did a quick google search... this Quora question [1] seems to have some consensus that Venezuela is actually closer to a dictatorship that has some socialist aspects and some capitalist aspects.

I don't know many details about the Venezuela situation, so I can't say too much more at this time.

[1] https://www.quora.com/Is-Venezuela-a-socialist-or-communist-...
I'm writing a NES emulator in Haskell atm. It's still in progress, so please don't judge the code too harshly :P There's lots of nastiness I mean to fix up:

http://github.com/dbousamra/hnes
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I think you should review the definition of society.
As a Java programmer, I don’t have to have the equivalent of 75 LANGUAGE pragmas to be able to use the features in Java 8 instead of what Java 1.1 shipped with.

It’s nice there’s a way not to put them at the top of every single file but they still exist.

There must be some reasonable subset that basically everyone uses and should just be included in the language.
On HN a story doesn't count as a dupe unless it has had significant attention. Until then, a small number of reposts is ok: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html. This is one way we try to mitigate the randomness of what gets noticed.
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>The risk is that poor people get basic care while rich people get full care, widening health disparities.

In my experience, that's already the situation. Actually, reality is worse. The rich (meaning, upper middle class and not sick) get full care and even excessive care, while the poor get basic or no care, often emergency only.

If you go to a hospital for an emergency procedure, the level of care and follow up care depends on your insurance. When the hospital thinks they probably won't be paid for services they choose to not offer them. So, the poor get basic care... while rich people get full care.
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Is there a similar Java centric type override? Would it be as simple as dropping a jar in the right location or is there an environment variable that can be over written? Also it would be neat to know the java code to chain the "open" system call like he did.
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Yes, there is no expectation on TV that there will be live replies from anonymous people. And just like that expectation, there is the expectation that people can block other people and that is working exactly as it works for any other twitter user.
Their fear (for their own professional standing and income stream) is justified, but the objections to measuring performance are special pleading.

1) "Each patient is unique" just like "each student is unique"...but we still give standardized tests (to the grumbling of below-average teachers and administrators)

2) If the sample size is too small because the disease is rare, there may be a genuine measurement problem. If the doctor or hospital's sample size is too small but the illness is common, then they should be referring those patients to providers/facilities with the requisite experience levels.
that's silly, this is no different than on the spot created virtual currencies in Candy Crush or any mobile game

any marginally successful one of those is going to rake in tens of millions of dollars via those transactions

the only difference here is the technology used is perfectly fungible

when that perfectly fungible technology powers the entire ecosystem, it isn't improbable that one third party application will catch on.
Honestly this bugs me too. I don’t really see why the community doesn’t just decide the GHC really IS Haskell.

I’m aware there are other compilers but basically everyone uses GHC. So all these things that have to be turned on because they’re not “compatible“ with all the other compilers that no one else uses just add complexity for new users (and I suppose current users.)
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apcragg is probably referring to social mores and the social compact. Ultimately there are conventions, explicit or otherwise, that compel our social interactions.
I think this is fundamentally wrong. I think we haven't placed enough emphasis on understanding other people, histories, experiences, and cultures, and at this point in our history we're being forced to confront that fact. For example, when women say, "hey we're sexually harassed basically all the time", or when Black people say, "hey racism is insidiously intertwined in our culture", and we ignore them, we're failing to respect their experiences.

This isn't warfare at all. It's just hard for us to understand an experience that's so different from our own. I had a girlfriend once who used to walk to work and she'd get catcalled basically every time she did it. She told me about this and at first I didn't believe her because it was so outside my experience. No one catcalls me! And no one catcalled her when we were together.

People just want to be respected. They want to be believed. They aren't waging class warfare or social warfare. They basically just don't want to catch shit all the time.

We'll (probably?) get past this. We just have to work a lot harder at listening and respecting other people.
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Well, besides charging ludicrous amounts of money for certificate revocations in light of major internet events..
several companies have been doing this for half a decade, its nice that people are independently coming up with obvious use cases even if its years later, that means education is happening.
DisplayPort might be cheap, as it's royalty free, but one has to buy a cable dongle to convert it, as displays rarely feature a DisplayPort.

None of my business monitors, TV nor projectors have DisplayPort, but every notebook, discrete graphic card came with a DisplayPort - so they first thing is to buy another dongle to convert DisplayPort to HDMI or DVI.
I wouldn't bet on that being a 100% deletion. It'll probably trash most of the data but not all.

Thermite grenades aren't very good at melting a huge chunk of metal either, sure it'll go straight through a machine block but it won't melt the entire machine block.

To destroy all data on a harddrive all parts of the platter must be destroyed and heated to their Curie point.
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<conspiracy>

To all those who claim that it can't predict the bubble burst accurately, you are probably right, but it may not matter at all to the author.

If this software gets seeded to many people - and presumably the target market is Bitcoin investors - the author may have a simple way to trigger a selloff. All you have to do is send a push to your app users saying "Burst About to Happen!" and watch the selloff happen from your panicky users.

If you can trigger a selloff at will, you can start playing the market (short).

The nice thing about it is that it's a self fulfilling prophecy at that point. You can trigger the sell off manually, and those receiving the notification will say "man, this app is really good, it really predicted it!", and will be conditioned to sell off the next time they get another notification.

</conspiracy>
Companies:

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Also

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While Warwick and Matthews are both excellent physicians, what if there use of non traditional/peer-reviewed methods ended up shortening someone's life?

How does a system as large an bureaucratic as health care allow for individual discretion and experimentation at the individual physician level without harming patients?
This is particularly abstract without any context...?
Isn't the high bandwidth path for HDMI uni-directional? Not half-duplex, but actually one way only, as in the receiver doesn't have the hardware to transmit back (on those lines). I'm not terribly knowledgeable about HDMI but I think that's basically the case, someone please correct me or elaborate if they know more.

There are some other bi-directional communications channels for control and other features like DRM (HDCP) or even Fast Ethernet but they don't get nearly that much bandwidth.
If you're using Bootstrap just for its great, yes I agree.

But Bootstrap has a lot of battle tested UI components that does a lot of heavy lifting. Also, you can customize a lot of via editing variable.less or if you're included, edit individual less files.

It's not really an apple to apple comparison.
What happens if for example, unsolicited someone from the competition tells me the secret?
ERC20? Who do they have as their advisors? When Polo?
It doesn't involve any inter-frame coding or prediction, so evaluating stills is fair. It compresses a single line at a time.[1]

[1]: http://www.vesa.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/VESA_DSC-ETP2...
You basically summed up my experience with episode 3 as well, but I finished the episode and decided to give it one more chance.

Episode 4 is a better episode to judge it on I think so I'd encourage you to give it one last chance.

3 has definitely been the worst so far and I'm not a fan of 9 (though it has some character development) but I haven't regretted watching the rest.

At this point I feel like it's basically Star Trek made more accessible to the kind of person who can't sit through Inner Light or "Shaka, where the walls fell". Tone down the moralising and philosophy (it's not entirely gone but it's definitely reduced), throw in some crude humour and you've got something that much of the US TV audience could actually watch, while still being somewhat like Star Trek to those who want it.
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This sounds plausible, but it seems like speculation. Given two hypotheses: "the Valve hat economy is used for money laundering" and "many Valve gamers are willing to spend money on hats", I'm more inclined to believe the latter without more solid evidence.
This is interesting from another angle. I'm not sure if it has been mentioned in the comments but I will go ahead and present it anyways.

I was diagnosed with anorexia when I was 14. The physical, medical care that I received at my local children's hospital was alright, and I have no comparison of course. I was refed, kept in bed, and slowly gained weight to a healthy level. However, the psychological treatment was abhorrent. I was sent to an outpatient eating disorder program, which treated both children and adults, at the same hospital. I came from that place at a healthy weight, but with the same ideas about food that I'd always had up to that point.

I no longer have an overt eating disorder, but of course they say with these things anorexics are always in recovery. However, it took me four years to learn healthy eating habits on my own. I did not have external help for this at all. It took me four years to teach myself how to eat. I still look back on the eating disorder program with distaste and distrust for the medical system.

My point is, it was very obvious to me that my psychological care was not up-to-par, but I still don't know how my medical treatment was-- that is, fixing the parts of my physical body that I'd damaged with malnutrition. Most people think of psychologists, psychiatrists, and therapists in terms of their skill and efficacy. But medical doctors are mostly assumed to be equally proficient. I am not sure what can be done about this particular assumption, but it is very real and can be life-threatening.
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This is exactly the problem we have been working on at the startup I founded, Outcomes.com. As a physician and training surgeon before moving out to the Bay Area, I was amazed that we had very poor visibility and almost no data on how our patients did after treatments beside very crude measures, like whether the patient had major complications or died.

Our focus has been on capturing patient-reported outcomes - that is the outcome of care as experienced by the patient, measured using objective and validated surveys that are often specific to the condition or treatment. There is now a movement among payers and Medicare to incorporate these kind of patient-centered outcome measures in to reimbursement, although change is admittedly slow.

I'd love to talk to people wanting to make an impact in this field, my email address is francis at outcomes.com
My apologies if my comment appeared to make a distinction between boys and girls; it wasn't my intent. In my opinion the original premise that "rules and obedience are bad" is wrong (for both boys and girls). While this topic is largely subjective I cited the book as supportive of my opinion; that it is based largely on the author's experience with girls is coincidental.
As a semi-recent initiate to Haskell, it's really helpful to see such an accessible compilation of important Haskell developments. Although it's easy to find Haskell material to read, it's not as obvious to highlight what's important.

Cheers!
> Let's concern ourselves with electing good governments

Thus far, no population on Earth has truly succeeded with this.
Interesting you think that.
That is a broad underestimation of European command of the English language.
A hard drive has orders of magnitude less mass than an engine block.

There's going to be nothing left of a drive but a puddle of molten metal after it's had a thermite grenade burn on it.
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Exploited = taken advantage of, to their detriment. How is this the case with a link placed somewhere?

People without both a clue and a desire to spend time on acquiring it are best served by some hand-holding and solving their specific problems for them. Unlike the code, this can be a paid service, on which they can spend money instead.
The depth of this article allows thinking beyond the medical domain. Warren Warwick's success because of 'a capacity to learn and adapt—and to do so faster than everyone else.' To do so, there needs to be a fierce consistency of approach to enable easy measurement, yet at the edge a wild experimentalism to ensure improvement.

Fascinating. Continuous improvement in action.
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Oh yes, so much yes. I hate ST:D. To me, ST:D entirely misses the point of Star Trek. How could they write a Star Trek series without a crew? Seriously, there hasn't been a single scene where the doctor cared for patients, the engineer engineered, or any other person actually did their job. They are all just actors clowning around on a sound stage, without any world building or, you know, science fiction. And don't get me started on the characters or the sad excuse of a plot (seriously, the spend SO MUCH foreshadowing on "Klingons attack, Federation wins"???) Ugh, I hate it.

But luckily, there is the Orville. After every episode of ST:D, I would watch an episode of the Orville. Honestly, I would have given up on modern science fiction if it were not for the Orville.

(I don't like modern TV series. I don't like the "bingeable" cliffhangers. I don't like the negativity. I don't like that "epic" CG effects have become more important than likeable characters or a coherent world. I don't like the blatant stupidity of most if the writing. I really haven't watched TV for about a decade. Maybe the Orville is just a throwback to older times. But I like it. )
Because Engadget linking to Nature in their unique way.

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Probably not with an environment variable, but you can always replace the java executable with another executable that adds an option like -Xbootclasspath.