skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When I was younger, I got mercury fillings. Those weaken the teeth, need regular replacement, and I suspect are marginally toxic.

When they were literally crumbling away later in life, the dentist told me to wait before replacing them, as new filling materials coming down the pike.

So I did, and got all the old fillings drilled out and replaced with epoxy ones that match color with my teeth, will last the rest of my life, and hold the weakened tooth together.

I wish I'd had that paint available these days when I was a kid, that is painted on the tooth and prevents decay.
traditional is not a technical qualifier, as far as i'm aware.

If you were trying to assert that something was equivalent to dollars, and were backing it by dollars, would you say "traditional currency"? or would you say "US Dollars"?
Duck Dynasty's audience was not substantially less rural / blue collar than the cast.

There's a glut of "urban white collar porn": Nearly all mainstream television sitcoms and dramas.
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The issue with storing energy is that en investment of building infrastructure to transport the energy where it is deficit of energy is a more market safe solution.
>There’s hardly any rational reason why one would do such a thing, but the sense of accomplishment once you nail it is indescribable.

Ah ha! Some people just have waaaay more money for their hobbies than I do.
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The college kids who have jobs so they have more pocket money to spend on lifestyle stuff (i.e. beer) is exactly who I'm talking about when I say "most people who do that don't suddenly find themselves among people who significantly higher up the social ladder"

The college kids with work-study jobs in the kitchen, get financial aid, furnish their living spaces with office furniture the school discarded, and whatnot are the ones who move into a different social class when they enter the workforce.

I think we're agreeing here.
A prominent piece on this:

http://faculty.haas.berkeley.edu/tetlock/Vita/Philip%20Tetlo...
I look forward to checking out your podcast! I'm just following Mike Duncan's Revolutions podcast and he's nearly up to WWI historically, would be a nice segue to new content.
I’m on all of these and it’s not the same and I think it will never be. Mostly because torrenting in general is getting less popular and with the raise of streaming services and them getting “good enough” a lot of heavy users including myself moved on. It was also apparent in the forum activity on What that went down steadily over the last years. I also experienced that a lot of my social circle wasn’t that active any more at the end as they got older / out of university and started to work. I used to be on the site for hours every day interviewing people but once you start working you just want to do something that doesn’t involve a screen in the evening, at least in my experience.
At work, we typically budget around $5,000 per PCB spin. That assumes a 4-6 layer board, parts procurement and assembly at quantity 5-10.

Having an engineer who would otherwise be billed out at $150 - $200/hour hand placing parts and soldering boards is a waste of our in-house resources.
Looked in their JavaScript code and saw SpeedDate.com fakes its active user numbers
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Its probably custom to be 100% honest. The only host I know offering that stuff out of the box using open source is OVH using OpenStack.
If you had a web version I could use without leaning too heavily on the "listening to" part I'd be much more interested

As it stands my knee-jerk reaction when I clicked was "aw it's just a podcast app - I already got one of those"

Good luck though!
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But governments didn't invent society from atomized individuals through conquest. All government did was add another layer in addition to the organically developed pre-existing social contracts.
This reads like a giant ad for GKE. It emphasizes several times to just use GKE for pretty lame reasons (Google has good SREs and Google started the project).

The people that work on upstream k8s in Google (Tim et al) have a pretty limited overlap with the Google Cloud people that run GKE. Upstream k8s is a full time job so they are most certainly not spending their time also writing internal GKE code.

I don't have an issue with GKE, but this article uses little evidence to recommend it when it seems the conclusion should have been "maintaining a k8s cluster requires a full time sysadmin. If your company has a culture of pretending sysadmins are pointless, then you should pay another company offering k8s sysadmin-as-a-service hosted on their hardware."
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Martin Shkreli, Harvey Weinstein, Wall Street protests, and probably others that I forget were aided by the Internet. Hopefully it will become a bigger trend in the future.
> . If a little get (well below the age of reason) reaches for the pretty red glowing burner atop the stove, you slap away his hand because the small pain of getting his hand slapped will serve to make a second attempt less likely

No, you don't; if they are well below the age of reason, they are well below the age at which they will connect the hit with the reason for it.

That's why you don't let kids that young around a stove in the first place, and if they do get loose around one, you restrain and remove them. This may involve incidental pain, but not intentional, instrumental pain.
I have no objections to genetic engineering but I think it is necessary to set limits. It's only my opinion.
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> When AirBnB finally does IPO, who will want to buy it?

This is how the stock market works for IPOs of AirBnb's size:

1. Big financial institution client: "Get me higher return, maybe buy more of those cool tech stocks everyone is raving about. Can you buy the next FB?"

2. Big financial institution: "Sure thing, we got this AirBnB company coming up and it's supposed to be big, we're talking 50% YoY growth. On the other hand, we've got these 100-year-old blue chip companies growing at 4.5% every year that we can park your money. we also have prospectus on a new diet pill company that should show 10% increase YoY based on our analsysis. what say you?"

3. client: "give me that AirBnB one, I don't want to miss out on the action!"

4. institution: "you're the boss, talking with AirBnb's underwriter as we speak"
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Because of the quote above. It's kind of tongue in cheek. That immigration policy is basically the core of the Republican immigration policy. In the US this is considered "far right wing," racist, cruel, etc. But no one applies this standard internationally, so basically no one considers Norway or any other country with a similar immigration policy to be racist.
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I remember when there was a weekly text file listing all web sites. It was distributed primarily through e-mail (back when we had bang paths), but I think I picked up mine through Usenet.

Also, a revival of Gopher is certainly in order. Hypertext without the hype.
OMG talking about association football that's for Essex barrow boys who think they have made it and for 1st gen middle class types who think they are cool for following a team from the plush catered boxes.
'Tosi, who turns 50 next week, was focused more on cutting costs and pursuing businesses that were revenue-generating instead of world-changing, they said.'

For now, Airbnb has the luxury to make these kinds of decisions, but they can't exist in the world of paper valuations forever. A lot of the 'world-changing' things they've been working on seem a lot more targeted at the luxury market than transforming the industry as a whole (luxury retreats, premium business products, experiences that cost $200+). Will be interesting to see how this plays out..
> Of course knowing which of 5 sets of cutlery is for what shouldn't actually matter much..

Outside in. If you can't tell, look at what your neighbors are using.
I've read Black Swan but I genuinely have no idea how it's related to this discussion. Could you elaborate?
If there is a winter, I think it's going to be very different than in the past. What people used to call a "winter" was a drying-out of the funding for AI research. However, in the past, this research was funded primarily by public money, and specifically by defense budgets. And it was cut when scientists failed to produce the army of super robots the generals thought they were promised. In the present however, there is a lot of money put into AI research by the industry - Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon and IBM, as well as many other, smaller companies.

The amount of investment in AI by those companies is simply unprecedented and so is the number of people who -drawn by this river of dosh, like moths to a flame- are pursuing AI as a career (even if that only means the statistical machine learning side of AI that those companies invest into).

What this means is that the current branch of AI has become "too big to fail". And that has nothing to do with how successful it is. As long as it can be monetised and the industry leads can show some return to their investment, "AI" will keep growing.

A winter, if it comes, will be a winter of knowledge- not of funds. We will end up with so much unusable, meaningless, laughably bad "research" that any significant contribution to knowledge will simply be buried under a ton of rubbish, never to be found out.

So the money will keep flowing in. But what will come out the other end will be utter nonsense.
There aught to be a name ..

I think that "vendor lock-in" comes close to describing the situation. However, it does not describe the way the dependence changes the behaviour of the people locked in. I think that "addiction" fits in this case.
That only makes sense if you're consuming roughly the same amount. If you have people who don't drink alcohol in your group, or don't eat meat/seafood/poultry, that's easily 15% to 30% difference in cost. I try to make sure those aren't sharing in alcohol or meat don't end up paying for it. It wouldn't be a problem if the difference was $5, but nowadays, in many cities this ends up being $10 per drink and an extra $10 on the entree...etc.
The client-server protocol is published. What stops you from writing your own server implementation?
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That particular statement is so vague and subjective that I'm curious what evidence you think contradicts it.
Exactly "systemic" changes. Changes relating to the system you are in.
I guess I figure you don't have to be good at something for it to be worthwhile. As a human, no matter how steady your hand or sharp your eye, you're always going to be inferior in manufacturing basically anything than our new robotic overlords.

The main thing I like about electronics is it makes me feel at home in a world of technology that's kinda crazy alien at least half of the time. Being able to interact with it in a proactive way makes it something I can get a grip on, even if, when we're frank, my soldering is shit.
The important distinction here is the pace. I can use a Ubuntu server LTS version and not have to stay on top of weekly development release announcements from upstream.

With k8s lacking LTS, it forces you to drink from the firehose.
There might be something to that number but keep in mind watching 20% adverts probably has a lot of not really watching adverts but taking a moment to grab a coffee

Podcasts are right in your earholes whether you're making a coffee or not. After the 4th Blue Apron ad you might start skipping
Seems like a good idea. I've been trying to get a winter cabin camping trip organized with friends in the Seattle area and challenges I have faced are not knowing whats out there + having to fiddle around with different messy reservation systems for the cabins I have found.

For suggestions maybe adding links to the cabins you have listed so people could check out what they were trying to reserve? I'm going to try using this service but right now I have to google everything manually.
What i believe makes a difference is whether it happens cause of some malevolent force or if it is just a inherit part of our common reality.

If everyone willingly walked in to a pit of spikes it is their own fault. People should be allowed to act out their own free will as long as that act does not fuck with other people.

If someone tricked them with lies to do that then there is a problem.
It would be helpful to link the study. Without seeing the paper, I would be cautious of separating the paper and conclusions it draws from a possible news article that has extrapolated or expanded the conclusion actually made in the paper.
If you add comments, then you get to the problem of maintaining comment quality which will likely lead to some form of moderation. IMO that leads back to the "cliquey" issue just on another level.
In order to maximize my pool, should I choose 123... variants? Would I be lowering my chances of success by reducing the median quality of members?
An alternative to life expectancy at birth is looking at the life expectancy at later years. A 40y woman in Brazil actually has about the same expected age at death as an American (~81y).

Expectancies for a 40y man, and for 20y at both ages are somewhat lower in Brazil. This is easy to explain due to deaths by violence and traffic accidents.

Funny to see that despite being chronically underfunded AND spending way less per capita than the US, the end results are similar.
Very weird to call that statement casual racism, even from a purely grammatical standpoint.
All your job applications require that that the applicant must state their salary demands. It seems like you're just data mining for salaries. This is very atypical, most companies wait at least until the interview and would stop me ever applying. I don't really see what you've got to gain by it.
1.25 million people die in auto-related accidents each year. That's one person every 25 seconds.

If you are willing to delay the onset of self-driving cars by 30 years, that's a lot of blood. I agree there is a balance point that's not 1.25x30 million - some will still die after self-driving cars are introduced. There may even be some vulnerabilities exploited (but I strongly doubt that hacks will amount to anything approaching 1.25 million people per year - the media will hype up crashes where the self driving car or its security system was at fault as if it did, while ignoring the everyday fatal accidents with nothing except maybe an advisory to avoid that road on your morning commute). And as critical safety issues like maximum speed enforcement, drunk driving enforcement, helmets on motorcycles, seat belts, and child restraints trickle down into developing countries and older used cars, the number per year will - I hope - drop.

But one or two more have died somewhere since you started reading this comment. Still want to delay it?
I’ll never forget how odd and uncomfortable it felt the first time I went out to lunch with co-workers (at my first “real” job) and this “split the check” thing happened. I always thought it just seemed so much fairer for everyone to figure out what they ate and pay for that. Kind of a culture shock.
Well not really My grandparents lived in a council house (with outside loo) in Birmingham (uk) and if you don't keep your garden looking nice the corporation would evict you.
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For non-mobile, increase the size of all of the text. You have a lot of room to work with, there's no reason for text to be so tiny. That includes the upvote arrow & text, and all of the article text. It's ok for titles to wrap. Also add better spacing between each text segment that belongs to each article (title, authors, date submitted, comments).

Mobile is obviously the extreme majority target now, however it should take less than 20-30 minutes to do a good job adjusting the styling to make it a much better experience on non-mobile.

Small issue: when I click an arrow, it properly gives me a basic alert() that I need to be logged in to do that, but it still changes the arrow to blue. I suspect it's an MVP, and you may already be aware of that.
(EDIT: I'm just reacting/responding to the last sentence of your post, btw. I'm generally pretty stoic about the process of life, so.)

I think the 'scientific understanding' would be that there's no such thing as 100% metaphysical certainty. However, that doesn't mean that all bets are suddenly off.

So, we should probably use statistical reasoning and evidence, science-based reasoning of the sort that tells us if there's at least a minimally plausible mechanism where X could possibly work. That sort of thing.

... and, if you're hungry enough for the answers to these -- and many considerably more niche questions -- become a scientist!
Don't forget Sharisberries, based on his read of that ad I always thought they were some small time etsy-esque store, turns out they're part of a gift selling conglomerate. Also his dyslexia makes the reads even funnier.
Some of this is caused by lack of backwards compatibility too. In the past once you picked a library you could be pretty sure that the API's you depend on wouldn't change much, and then only with a major release which would come with adequate documentation detailing the important changes.

These days the throw away and rewrite/refactor crowd is in such power that if you don't spend 1/2 your time tracking the commits your likely to find that your dependencies are entirely incompatible with whatever you have built on them and you have no idea how to fix that short of reading the last 6 months of mailing-list (whatever) postings just to change the "runlevel" or get your service to start...
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One of the most appealing things for end users is instant loading. That's why apps are preferred on mobile, but websites on desktop.