skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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The company that employes the employee.

And companies have insurance for these kind of things.
Southwest's Bullshit Lawsuit Over a Site That Made $45
Yes, that is why I said most consumers, not all consumers. I am sorry Pebble did not fit your use case, but it is a tad hyperbolic to assume that is why the company failed or that your ethical requirements represents the majority of consumers. As a Pebble developer and extremely active member of the community I can assure you that isn't the case.
I will suggest you read the book Mayflower Madame. She discreetly ran a call girl service in New York while hobnobbing with refined, elite people. That might give you some sense of how to handle yourself.
Random observation: reading your comment made me think of Stanley Kubrick.
This was a really interesting but depressing read.

I'd kinda like to drive around with an RTL-SDR and see if I can spot any of this stuff near me.
I'd also be worried that any exchange that used tether, would realize their jig is up, and just run away with all the coin.
So if we find this correlation to be causation, what do we do?

Can the genie be put back in the bottle?

I’m hoping that giving 12yo kids smartphones in ten years will be seen as giving them cigarettes.
Casino – Poker – Roulette – Darts – Football – Betting – Boston
Strongly prefer reading over listening. I can barely sit through a podcast.
I had a partner once that had to fly back to the US from Germany in a rush after not sleeping for most of a week due to pain following a broken bone.

This article should have condemned overly rigid, dogmatic practices like this, yet it ends up endorsing them. It’s ridiculous.
I mean RDS.
We should get some more research results from France now that phones are banned in schools
I don't know the details. Multiple places seem to imply there is at least some planned mechanism, that's all I was referring to. E.g. from the white paper: "Tethers may be
redeemable/exchangeable for the underlying fiat currency pursuant to Tether Limited’s terms of service".

I don't have a position here and no axe to grind, but parting from your auditors is in many cases a significant red flag.
I strongly prefer the Twitter PWA to the Twitter app. It uses only 279 KB storage on my phone. When Firefox 58 finishes rolling out, I'll play around with using web extensions to customize the app, which is something that will likely never be possible with a native app.
Can you please not post snarky dismissals like this? It isn't that you're wrong, it's that the point is a shallow one. No one here likes linkbait titles, but ranting in response to them doesn't make for curious discussion either. (We've edited the title above to use a better phrase from the article itself.)

The following site guideline, applied at the article level, covers this situation: "Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
> For example, while conducting research for my book on iGen, I found that teens now spend much less time interacting with their friends in person. Interacting with people face to face is one of the deepest wellsprings of human happiness; without it, our moods start to suffer and depression often follows.

I think this is really the key. The lack of face time is really hard. Social media is a poor replacement for real interaction. It's kind of like junk food. It makes you feel good for a bit but long term use leaves you sick and fat. You get too much of the stuff you don't need and too little of the stuff you do need.
“numpy is 6x faster on my Mac than on my desktop with a faster CPU. Why?” (2016)
now the company has realised it can essentially work without IT, I suspect their reward might be a severance package a few months down the line
At the time of making this presentation AWS did not have anything in their offer that could match tuned MySQL on i2 instances. Aurora was just getting started.

But nowadays? I'm all in for Aurora.
“Then, the researchers gave each participant an intranasal live-virus vaccine against rhinovirus 39...”

Joking aside, what part of this seems improperly managed by the IRB?
> one uses as little Instagram as possible

No, you didn't understand. The point is that you should follow things that make you feel good and cut off access to things that make you feel bad. Choose your experience. Curate your feed. That's supposed to be the whole point.

It's like the difference between enjoying a glass of fine wine and alcoholic abuse that causes cirrhosis.
Good. You're welcome!

Ran on Linux sounds familiar. It says

Works on:
Windows (XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10), Mac OS X (10.6.8) and Linux (Ubuntu 14.04, Ubuntu 16.04)

on the GOG page, so there's probably a good chance that's still the case.
That's the whole point of cash, you'll never know.
Facts are tricky.

Was the construction going on next door really intolerably, or just a bit noisy?
Ingvar was a fascist sympathizer with corporatist ideas. He stayed true to his nazi sympathies long after the atrocities of Nazi Germany became known to the world. He was once a very active member of Svensk Socialistisk Samling[1][3].

As late as 2010 he hailed the Swedish fascist leader Per Engdahl[1][2].

He may have been an excellent business man (and tax evader), but please remembers these facts too.

[1] https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/nya-avslojanden-om-kampra...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Per_Engdahl

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialist_Workers%27_...
I think the purported backstory of how the internet came into possession of these slides via 4chan is at least as suspicious as the technical points.

This would definitely not be the first time sketchily photographed fake “leaks” have appeared there. Who is this company? Are they real? Who gave this presentation and to what audience?
I had a tooth taken out without any anesthetic before. It was bad but the pain was so severe I barely remembered it even later that day. It’s almost like I remember it happening to someone else, not me.
They consider the potential for long term harm, of any kind, and the possible benefits and then advise. Rhinovirus 39 is unpleasant, but neither traumatic nor dangerous in healthy subjects. There is also no issue of zoonotic transmission leading to potential for dangerous mutations within a reservoir.

Edit: Rhinovirus 39 is also incredibly well studied, cheap, and easy to inoculate a subject with.
I have run into problems with the little snitch version, had to reinstall.
I am also running into problems in the social accounts, trying to figure out of something happened in the little snitch config.
As always they try to push that iCloud full backup, you have to take that out if you don’t use it.
The hardware will run for a long time. Consider that you recharge once a week. That's about 208 recharges in 4 years. Or 416 recharges in 8 years. That's the lifetime I expect a normal watch to last while the batteries either had to be replaced or it was "self-winding".
Then how does RaiBlocks plan on paying the bills of running a node.
> Interacting with people face to face is one of the deepest wellsprings of human happiness;

That varies from person to person. There are enough introverts around who are completely drained by excess human interactions and need time to process and recharge. As a blanket statement this is very misleading.

For those who tend more extroverted, it’s likely very true, but doesn’t make it true for everyone.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16249955
“Need more time” or lack of product-market-fit?
I think the "likely culprit" is, as it has always been, just the "human condition."

The coming into an unknown world, ignorant of everything, constantly reconciling conflicting ideas, nagged by a sense of ultimate pointlessness, and the dread of inevitable mortality. However we may try to pooh-pooh these things away, they've been an incurable source of unhappiness since time immemorial.

Humans cannot be truly happy unless we keep ourselves seriously deluded or constantly distracted; with biosocial emotions, religion, duty, hope, ambition, goals, pleasure or whatever.

Throughout our history the distraction has mostly been provided by daily struggle for survival, but the comforts of civilization and technology, and the increasing knowledge of the species as a whole, have been laying us bare to the above.

We probably either have to keep cooking up new distractions, or we'll need to sit down as an species and conduct a no-bullshit review of what it means to be human, and everyone's place, right and requirements in this world, and our combined place in the cosmos.
They just started loading containers onto ships based on the best available information. Information ports had, customers, etc. A lot of containers ended up in the wrong place or simply went missing. It became a mess that will take them at least a year to fully cleanup.
Oxygen Levels in Oceans Are Dropping Dangerously
I think the same can be applied to just about any source/site/app where these feelings of inferiority can arise. Even here if I spend enough time browsing posts with topics I’m not strong in, I feel like I still have so much catching up/learning to do in tech, and it kills me. Drawing comparisons is way too easy and it really is the devil.
To be fair, science thrives on curiosity. I'd prefer we establish something was safe and have at the experiments.

So, disbelieve in part by trying to disprove. Win win.
It's a smart watch -- a watch that is smart. If you don't want the smart bit, just get a watch. I'm not sure why this is so surprising. What did you want it to do?
I don't know if I would understand the German "insurance" system from that explanation. Maybe to complement your explanation another try at it:

Germany has two insurance-like systems to pay for medical treatments:

(1) insurances, with fees aligned with damage risk associated with the policy holder.
(2) a system of "funds" that provide insurance benefits for insurants, however, are not organized like an insurance.

The system (2) is quite old (dating back to the 19th century) and has a few peculiarities:

* fees vary by income of the member of the fund (principle of solidarity, basically people with well paying jobs subsidise others).
* half of the fee for a member is payed by the employer, half by the employee, deducted from the paycheck.
* family members can be insured, too, without increasing fees.
* fees are not dependent on your risk, i.e. they do not increase with age, preexisting conditions, etc.

The alternative to this fund are insurances that work on a risk-based pricing scheme - item (1) in the list:

* in order to be able to sign up for them, you need to have a certain steady income above a threshold (above 50000 EUR I believe).
* pricing is per insurant, i.e. extra insurance contributions for kids and family members if they are on the same plan, etc.
* for young adults these plans are usually cheaper than for older people, which means you can get "trapped" in a contract that is more expensive than the public funds I wrote about above.

For both systems, treatment prices are kind of fixed (as a rule of thumb, doctors can charge the insurance a bit more than the public funds, by a constant factor of 2-3, but I heard from doctors that this depends on the treatment).
Well, lucky you. I've had those 'cam lock nuts' break loose on first assembly (so not even when disassembling to move them), and I'm plenty careful and have lots of experience when it comes to mechanics. The basic problem is this: You are supposed to put a very short screw into a bunch of glued together particle board fibers at a ninety degree angle, and then the cam lock will pull on that link to create the desired connection. So you're pulling with considerable force on a 5 mm screw thread into particle board. That's entirely the wrong way to connect particle board, it is borderline strong enough for that first assembly but if you ever take that piece of furniture apart the fibers will be pretty much destroyed the second time you drive the screw in, and anybody who has tried to move the pieces with those screws sticking out more than likely ended up repairing things in creative ways because they will break off when you look at them cross eyed so forget about moving them around.

Altogether this is one of the worst things about Ikea furniture, that and the over reliance on honeycomb cardboard filled surfaces making solid looking sidewalls anything but.
the flip side of that is that a GPS tracker is probably a better indicator still of "willingness to fight off an intruder or pursue an opportunist thieving items from a garden", especially in countries where normal people don't use firearms. Basic local knowledge probably gives you a better idea of which streets have the best cars - which are obviously usually visible when available to steal - and most fence-able items.
None nearly as large as Amazon... Amazon has 19% of all prime office space in the whole city [1] and they're concentrated over a fairly small number of blocks. They're bigger than the next 40 largest employers combined.

[1] https://www.seattletimes.com/business/amazon/thanks-to-amazo...
Is temporary pain, while stronger painkillers are given, on the level of chronic pain?
that vote was 18 months ago

if he's still looking after that long in this market they're probably right
Guitar Licks #1 – Sweep picking and tapping
Codeine at the dose available over the counter is not very addictive. On top of this the pharmacists record your details so that anyone addicted is picked up and helped. As far as I can determine there has not been a problem with OTC codeine in Australia.

As for why to not make it prescription only is we have universal healthcare in Australia. Shifting low dose codeine to prescription only will cause a massive increase in doctor visits at a huge increase in the cost to the Australian tax payer. I use OTC codeine to treat and catch my migraines before they become major. I maybe take codeine once a month and never visit the doctor. I will now have to visit at least once or twice a year for no reason other than to get a script for something I have been buying over the counter for the last 30 years.
When I was around that age I also had my PC taken away from me. My recommendation would be to see if you can kickstart some hobby by spending a few hundred dollars on something as a substitute for the PC. Something of his choice than is more constructive than video games. When my PC was taken away and not replaced with anything, I just got bored and didn't know what to do with my time.
The actual slot machines themselves are unexpectedly secure. But the back-end environment is usually a total mess. The aim of the admins is to make sure no-one gets to the back-end environment and that's achieved through heavy use of CCTV and port-security on switches.
> Solid oak for the doors and drawer fronts

Easily fooled? No way that is solid oak. And for once that's a good thing, solid oak would warp, so you'd have to cross laminate it to counteract this. It's about 95% MDF with some veneer to make it look like wood. Yes it's heavy, but MDF is about as heavy as solid wood would be. The only way to get the kind of fit that makes it possible to assemble an IKEA product is to use what is called 'engineered' materials, a completely natural product would not work at that scale, there is just way too much variance. So even when IKEA does sell stuff that is made of wood throughout it will still be an engineered product. But the doors and drawer fronts of kitchen cabinets are not going to be cost effective that way so instead you get this MDF+surface coating solution, which for that application is ok.

The easiest place to verify this is where the hinges embed in the doors and the boreholes for the drawer to frame connection, there you can easily see that it is not solid wood.
Follow up if you don't mind, obviously some works of digital art are rather large in terms of file size, iirc tokens are rather limited in the amount of data they're allowed to contain, how are you pairing tokens to assets?
I guess we need a third anecdote to make a final determination.
I think some people that just treat it like another Facebook. I've had several of people I barely know, and who I have nothing professionally in common with, try to add me.
Nobody is going to win a libel case on grounds like that.
As silly as it sounds, strangers on the road or houses you pass by aren't human

Social media / instagram / etc allow the other party to feel human to you, at which point you can easily get into the thought of "They're not really better than me, are they? Why is their life so gilded"..
not badly managed... I just didn't think it was okay to make people sick for your study; perhaps "I don't understand what standards are applied by the ethics board." would have been more correct.
Do you base this claim off of any scientific evidence? Measuring schizophrenia based off of gamma oscillations is standard clinical practice.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27732692

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16571550

https://www.nature.com/articles/npp201617.pdf?origin=ppub
i think the article is correct, but i also think that new perceptions about society are contributing to the problem. kids used to think that they could make ends meet, somehow. as time goes forward, that notion is increasingly replaced by the notion that there is no way to make ends meet or to have a good life besides succeeding in high school and then college and then in a fancy career. anything besides that is not really accepted or respected, from what ive seen. so imagine that you are a kid and you are in fact not up to the gauntlet of challenges associated with making all of that happen -- or imagine that taking on that huge challenge frightens you which causes you to do badly in school which then makes you even more frightened and hopeless. and you need to do all this while attending a public high school in the US, which are some of the most toxic, inhospitable and shortsighted places in the world.

the whole thing a stupid cultural artifact that not only makes no sense (the economy will not function if everyone has white-collar jobs), but also completely overlooks the mental health of the people who are subjected to it.

and its all made worse by social media, because kids know that if their life and career dont wind up being ideal, their entire social circle is going to be looking at it online.

i was in high school when facebook first took off. i suppose im lucky because i got to experience high school before facebook (before modern social media) and i got to experience high school after. such a transition happens once in a lifetime. i immediately had a very bad feeling about facebook and felt really bad whenever i used it. when i was faced with the transition to a facebook world, informed by the memory of how i felt before facebook, i chose not to make an account and effectively opt out of online social interaction. its a decision that i have never regretted and one that seems better and better as the years tick by.

i still cant understand why people use facebook. and im not surprised in any way that a world where everyone is on facebook has these kinds of consequences.
Found it! https://strava.github.io/iD/#background=MAPNIK&map=2.00/0.0/...

zoom in a lot to enable the strava heatmap, and you can edit openstreetmap if you know what you are doing.
You can be sued for anything. The person suing you is certainly unlikely to prevail but I hardly blame the couple for not wanting to have to go to court to defend their review on TripAdvisor.
I had this issue. A combination of the pomodoro technique and forced daily reading made a massive difference in my short-term attention span.
Winning a case isn't free. Even if you don't hire a lawyer, there is still missed time from work, stress, etc.
But some pain after surgery is far cry from chronic pain.

From my experience, there's very clear difference to be in pain for a quick moment, few hours, day or two, a couple weeks.. Fortunately I didn't have to experience it longer than that.

But I feel pretty confident to say it grows at geometrical progression. Short, even very strong, pain is nothing compared to week-long, even much lesser, pain. Post-surgery pain for a day or two is a joke compared to chronic lifelong pain.
I think I would rather use GCE

https://thehftguy.com/2016/06/15/gce-vs-aws-in-2016-why-you-...
There will always be sociopaths, the desperate, the greedy, and the emotionally stunted who are willing to harm their fellow humans for a good payday. Software hasn’t really changed that, it just widened the scope.
Yes, that's the most overused argument. But the artificial radiation is on top of the natural one. I'm counting not only cell towers and Wifi, but power lines and transformers, and the infra and ultrasound all around us.

It's probably just a blip, though, and it's probably the always-connected aspect that has way more profound effects.

I can only say that a few days in the countryside without electricity was one of the most relaxing experiences ever.
You could make a rigged PRNG but the front-end software of the system (different applications) have to display extremely detailed statistics on every function and variable (payouts, money in, number of wins, probabilities etc) and that code will have to be open source. The only upside to interfering with the PRNG would be being able to predict the winning moves based on whats on-screen (assuming whats on-screen is derived from the PRNG).
those aren't wargames

credentials: playing wargames for 30 years. have designed wargames and met famous wargame designers
EA/Dice in Battlefield moved from a perfectly healthy grind-to-improve mechanic where you got improvements and unlocks by grind and achievement that actually felt worth doing (BF3 and BF4). I even had zero issues with the possibility of buying these perks for money.

Then they release their latest iteration and they completely ruin it. Some extremely complex mechanic of crates giving crap that seems to be cosmetic only? I mean who is feeling rewarded in any way by having a purple gun if it works the same?
Why would that help? By the time you know it's too late, and they can always send debt collectors after you.
Teen suicide isn't going up in Europe generally or specifically in the UK.

It seems more likely to me that the uptick is due to a 2004 FDA black-box warning on antidepressants indicating that they were associated with an increased risk of suicidal thinking, feeling, and behavior in young people. It seems likely that prescriptions for antidepressants would go down and people avoiding taking their antidepressants would go up a few years after the warning.
What happens if you check out and then someone finds you've trashed the room?
No. Wrong. If I don’t want the smart bit, the device’s degradation into an ordinary version of a watch should be graceful, and without barriers or punishment.

I’m not sure why this is so hard to understand and design toward. Why would anyone buy something that bricks itself if one refuses to play the mother-may-i game?