skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Refrain from having children if you cannot afford to have children.

I'm 100% on board with this. You can make a lot of mistakes in your life and still pull yourself up if you're unencumbered by marriage and kids. I know from personal experience. I was deep in debt and making poor life decisions in my twenties. It took until until my thirties to get my act together. It was hard, but would have probably been impossible if I had kids to worry about providing for. I'd even say that if you are financially able to support a family, I'd still wait until I get through my twenties before starting. With life expectancy up, there's no reason one can't wait.

> It needs to be the norm and not the exception to have zero children.

I get where you're coming from, and I don't look down on anyone who chooses to never have children, but I don't agree on this point. I know quite a few people who have chosen this lifestyle. I thought for a long time I'd never have kids as well. But now that I do, I couldn't imagine not having any. I think it's more important to wait until you're emotionally mature and financially secure enough to do it. If it's not for you, by all means, don't have kids. Being on the other side of it now, though, I can say that it's quite a transformative experience.
Right, except my Windows 98 drivers don't work with Windows 10 either... What's the point?
Pretty sure it must be percentage of the 1997 value, otherwise it's hard to understand how the scale can accomodate both house prices and population in a single set of units.
> Now, Google appears to be changing its mind. Under a plan called Dragonfly, the company has been testing a censored version of its search engine for the Chinese market.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/22/technology/google-china-c...
Party? what strange kind of meme javascript framework is that?
THIS! EVERYTHING THIS!
You can't accept the money that is sent to you unless you have a bank account.
So we've come full circle now yeah? Rebuilding desktop component sets in the web, to port our web apps to the desktop...
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Way too low. Try doubling it (not kidding). If you’re worried about calories, reduce your carbs.
This proposal would effectively make the federal government the Executive Chairman of a board. It's too radical and won't go anywhere, even with Democrats. It reads like establishing progressive bona fides.
They already are. You can go and buy an AMD RX 580 with 8GB VRAM for 250€ in Germany. The RX 580, 570, 470, and 470 were the most efficient cards for mining Ethereum in terms of power usage, hashrate, and cost.
All while they subsidize the cost of the OS for spyware from their manufacturers, or flat out pay for it with enterprise licensing. Something something... customer experience makes it necessary to require a cloud account to login to your OS.
That's not true for Tokyo, which has been growing rapidly for 30 years now. Yet Tokyo's prices have remained flat during that time.
There have always been bleeding-heart-starving-artist types who do not understand the digital world's realities and feel that producing content should result in money magically being funneled into their bank account. In this case, they are merely the useful idiots, because even if they got all the revenue from the use of their work over the entire internet, it would amount to pennies.

The EU is undemocratic because there is no clear way to hold representatives accountable. Simple as that. Every time something like this happens, we have to pull out all the stops just to maintain the fragile status quo we have and avoid sliding backwards into an authoritarian state that wields bureaucracy in slow motion. These MEPs are paid ridiculous amounts of money to sell out the public interest.

I'm in my 30s and cannot recall once in my lifetime that these dunning krugers have ever demonstrated sufficient understanding for what they are trying to do. They have a reverse Midas touch when it comes to 21st century issues. Still waiting for them to prove me wrong.
America isn't a cruel society, it's a society that recognizes that life is inherently cruel. No amount of collective effort will ever change that, and so Americans focus on strengthening themselves in order that they will be better able to handle the cruelty of life.
That doesn't seem right, putting the burden on the consumer to know if something is fake or not. Also, what if the consumer doesn't care if something is fake? For example, if he needs a watch, just needs it to tick and tell the time, then a Bolex is as good a brand as any other, I would think.
In the mid 90s while getting my CS degree, I had a side job as an SA at a small ISP. We also provided site hosting. One of our clients designed his site with FrontPage. This story reminded me of that, so out of curiosity I checked to see if the site was still around. Not only is it still around, it still looks like something straight out of the 90s. Behold:

http://lotteryamerica.com/
Can only hide from fundamental issues for so long I suppose...

Here's a compelling and fun to watch lecture that
James Mickens (Harvard SEAS) recently gave about the problems with Blockchain - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15RTC22Z2xI
Wow. What kind of parties do these people go to? Ensembles? Gifts?

Hell, I'm happy if I remember to bring my lucky D20 and not the metal one that destroys tables.
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I use one-tab extension.
> customers or business relationships in Europe,

Customers don't have to be in Europe, it applies to european citizens living in your country.
Still waiting on that data, then. Super bummed about the industry going down if that happens, as it's what made it possible for me to stop smoking cigarettes.

Up here in Canada, online vape stores are behind age walls, are required to ship with age verification. Quebec shops can't even sell nor advertise online.
On the bright side, reading this article was easily 10x more awkward than even the worst party I've been to.
Awesome. This reminds me of the stop motions animation from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOu0DuxFAT0 the way the scene are changing from one into another.

Here is the original music video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwcVRdEQpqc
Yeah it's this.

Just another in a long list of efforts by the copyright cartels to restrict access to information and culture.
Diffs can, sure, so long as the source file has a line like that. I've seen it for example with data URIs on HTML files.
This is too stupid to answer to, but have you noticed Yao Ming and Britney Spears do not look the same? Good.

Now have you noticed carbon atoms are strikingly similar? Good, almost there.

Somewhere in-between these two views unique features emerge. Tell me where on the scale of atom to human the quads are? There is plenty in these pictures that is unique in the two persons depicted.

There is no need to lie to make a good argument for exercise. This image belong on your grandmothers Facebook page at best.
Deductible or not, I fail to see how it’s not still just wasting money. Yeah, i “weighed the longer term option”, but I still can’t get the math to work.
> I need a citation for "more people == more housing demand"?

"More people => more housing demand", ceteris paribus, is trivial. And ceteris is probably sufficiently paribus that it follows even in reality. But your claim wasn't "more housing demand" but "a huge impact", and we've established nothing about sizes.
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Overscreening/overtreating is a problem. We all have tumors growing all the time, but our immune systems fight them off.

https://www.mdedge.com/fedprac/avaho/article/98510/oncology/...
Chrome doesn't come packaged with very much software, and if it is then you're probably installing the wrong software or they're just checking yes to everything and you have bigger concerns.
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Thanks, I couldn't remember the previous pricing and was too lazy to check. I noticed when checking the quotas of a couple of my clients' rsync accounts that their limits had increased and contacted Rsync for information. I was told about the price reduction and that all existing accounts had their quotas increased in accordance.
Some folks are able to lift heavy weights frequently, and that's awesome. I'm jealous. But here's a comment directed at people who've tried that and hurt themselves.

For years I tried to lift heavy. Big compound barbell lifts. In my early 20s it was OK, but by 30 I started hurting myself. I always warmed up fully, but kept tearing things. I tried eating more, eating better, more recovery, everything I could think of.

Finally I gave up on doing 1 rep max lifts, or even 3-5 reps 90% 1RM. Now I do very high repetition workouts. I'm talking warm up sets at 20-30 reps, "work" sets at 10-20, with a minimum of 5 sets, with limited rest between. I focus on every rep - focus on feeling the muscle contract, and focus on thinking about moving blood to the contracted muscle. I try to go to failure every set but the first.

Sounds goofy, but it's been a game changer for me. I don't hurt myself, and I look much bigger/better than ever before. I'm not sure if I'm really "stronger" since I don't lift heavy anymore - but I've added pounds of muscle so I wager I am.

Point is - a lot of folks get huge mileage out of lifting heavy. I wish I was one of them. For those of use who, for whatever reason, don't have the body type to handle it. High rep workouts are the next best thing!
I don't understand why so many of you highly intelligent people subject yourselves to this kind of stuff.

Here we are complaining about Microsoft, Google, and Mozilla's behaviour. Arguing about openness, paying for software, market share. You control exactly two of those things. You control what you pay for, and your choices affect market share. Yet you're complaining about the level of open-ness of companies who aren't trying to be open, hoping that someday it will change.

They don't change because their customers arbitrarily WANT them to change. They change when their market share is threatened and they are FORCED to change.

You want to make the Windows team listen? Stop using Windows. You want Mozilla to stop using Google as their default search provider? Change your default search provider manually. You want Google to stop spying on you? Stop using Android.

A lot of people will argue that it's not practical, too much effort, too costly. That's fine, but don't expect anything to change. You're acting like sheep so you're being treated like sheep. In one breath you say "companies only care about their bottom-line!" and in the next you whine "Microsoft is upselling me, Googleplex is tracking me, Firefox is in bed with Google!"

Well, that's because Microsoft pushed Windows 10 in your face and you ate it. Google tells you they'll sell your info and you let them. Firefox tells you they're gonna hop into bed with Google and you said nothing about it. You're screaming, but they have headphones on that are made up of your cash. When you speak softly and carry a big stick, these companies will listen.
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To be fair, it mainly seems to be your responses that are being dismissed and downvoted. Try being less rude (and less of a hypocrite re: evangelism).
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Wow, the NY Times sure is hip and cool, am I right my fellow hip and cool college-aged young adults?
I agree, we can probably reduce tensions in society by some redistribution. But there's an important point to which too many people are blind: you cannot do it without limits. As more and more of the bone is taken away for "sharing", tensions start to grow again just from other side. And economic motivation is more, and more distorted leaving less bones for all.
These seem like pretty lightweight dangers. So your competitor can get a list of your employees. Who cares? You can go there and get a list of people working for my employer if you want.

These also seem like concerns for the employer, not the employee. What danger would motivate an employee to delete their account?
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I am consistent. I don't see a distinction between companies that sell cigarettes and vaping equipment. They are the same industry. And that industry should just close down. It has no useful purpose and is additionally extremely harmful.
Ah yeah, I should've been more explicit in the title.

I think parsing wouldn't be hard either (since that's essentially what the macros are doing), I just didn't do it.

In fact, I think probably all the macro parsing code could be reused for a parser!
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> Stop selling poison.

Then what's the alternative for smokers that want to stop, then? These highly ineffective smoking cessation patches/gums they already had? If you want to be anywhere near consistent, cigarettes should be banned as well, as all the damn data points to vaping being far less dangerous that smoking.

Wouldn't a less short-sighted alternative be to just damn regulate the market properly?
I remeber messing HTML stuff with HotDog
Wasn't Web 1.0 only user content?
Thanks, OK so this definitely more of a "logical" valley :)

Besides the mentioned drone development is there much other tech and start up activity in and around Lausanne? I feel like Zurich seems to get most of the attention for tech in Switzerland.
Does Microsoft not have a competitive product on mobile devices? Hmmm.. wonder why.
Federal zoning would be really difficult to get done constitutionally, but state level zoning wouldn’t be as hard and would have most of the same benefits, ie. reducing the power the nimbys.

However there’s no reason to think that would fix it all, transportation planning, design, and funding is almost entirely a state and federal affair, and the nimbys still torpedo all sorts of things that would be great for the region at the expense of a particular neighborhood or block.

To some extent though, that’s a feature of democracy, not a bug. There are a bunch of reasons we’re in the mess we’re in, and federal programs and subsidies contribute a lot. The threat to take away federal funding for places that don’t accept housing growth may be more effective than a brute force approach in the end, who knows.
What people are thinking is to do it at the state level (California, Oregon). There are no restrictions on what states can do relative to cities. (In other words, if a city can do it a state can too, cities are entirely creatures of the state, there is no real 'federalism' below the state level.)

This HUD effort would be more minor, something like removing some zoning restrictions in order to get federal dollars. The existing political entities (probably cities) would then have to pass those rules to get the money.
Yea, I wish they had thought of sensitive stuff in the state files from the beginning.
Sure, but things are improving on that front. For example, they used to do the same thing with maps. Recently though they changed it so clicking on a map link asks you which map software you want to open it in.
Hopefully the other three quarters just have very reliable ad blocking set up.
>Whether you love them or hate them, parties are important.

No they aren't. End of article.
What is advantage over Bootstrap, other than working cleanly with Vue?
I'm pretty sure the images are scaled differently (note the sizes of the bones, which should be the same).

The sedentary person isn't just sedentary, they look to be morbidly obese. That image is zoomed out, but the actual size of the muscle isn't that different. It's just surrounded by a huge amount of fat.
Which means there are about 1500 separate zoning standards (they are largely the same, but a wind energy project might have to work with 2 or more townships to get permitting).

I wonder about a state law creating a new type of township that is totally subordinate to the county (dissolving all functions of the township). Would it be a good thing? What are the pitfalls, etc.
Hacker News has been plagued with PR companies pushing the content it wants you to see for some time.
But not extensions.
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Outright banning cigarettes won't and never happened anywhere, as far as I know. I don't see why vaping should be treated differently, if you think they're similar industries (which I agree on).

Regulate the market like cigarettes are, but damn, why outright ban it?
Who is the little guy, and why are we optimizing for him, instead of making the world better for everyone?

I mean, I think the link tax is backwards, but a vague emotional appeal to the health of... a mom and pop internet news site...(?) is not the argument I'd use.
So in other words Netflix will make a lot more money from advertisers than those who will unsubscribe. Not to mention, a large number of those will come back when they realize they have no quality alternative.
What 5G wavelength? Last I remember it can be operated in several different frequency bands ie 700 MHz to 5 GHz.
> German courts at least agree that for such things

This implies that you are going to have to go to court because you got an email at 1am and didn't reply right away...in order to fight off potentially serious fines. Whether it's accurate or not it's still very expensive to prove it's inaccuracy (in time alone, not including financially and stress).

This has very serious consequences for small and even medium businesses.
>This type of law is only effective due to centralisation of Internet services.

This type of law encourages that very centralization. Look at the provisions of GDPR, for example. Do you think a two-person startup is going to have the resources to deal with all of its provisions? Or in this case: do you think that a new video-sharing startup is going to have the resources to deal with the more stringent copyright enforcement requirements?

The EU has, in effect, made a Faustian bargain with Google, Facebook and Twitter: if you accept our regulation, we'll ensure that you have no competitors.
The new tab page on Edge is full of ads.

All the other comments here are also true, but this is the main reason. They directly benefit every time you open Edge. I wouldn't be surprised if some ad sales VP made this decision after seeing the numbers broken down by "edge new tab impressions" vs "everything else."
As a developer who often needs to revert other developers' screwups (and sometimes my own): "git show COMMIT_ID -- somefile | git apply -R"
You are correct. The whole “beware of protein” narrative is completely wrong-headed. People here would likely be astounded by how much protein strength athletes eat with nothing but positive health effects.
> Training 4-5x a week is within your control.

That may not be true for a large proportion of people in their 80s.
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That all depends on the frequency used.
"Dead" is generally admin activity, "killed" is user flags. Seems to date to 2016, though I don't see an admin comment.
> What are your "trick foods" that contain a good amount of calories but are good to eat?

Cheese! Parmesan is 50% protein and 50% fat by weight. Almost all soups and stews can be improved in taste and calories by adding enough coconut oil
I'm sure I can find counter examples. Off the top of my head, aerosol deodorant is 1/3 in the UK vs US. Generic medicines, e.g. Aspirin, Paracetamol, or Ibuprofen are cheaper. Cheese. Basic shit.

Seems like a bit of a straw-man argument anyway. Businesses don't usually pay consumer-oriented taxes like VAT (UK), or Mehrwertsteuer (DE). So which taxes are we talking about exactly?

And importing stuff isn't too hard. If it was a truly Dutch issue, you'd set up the import business in another EU country, and then ship it to the Netherlands once it's inside the Union.
They could extract the nicotine from tomatoes or eggplants, but it would cut in to their profit margins
But because there is never, ever a bill that lays out what you're paying for, I was never presented with an opportunity to question charges.

The opportunity to question charges arises when you get your day in court. But, as you have discovered, the collection agency won't ever try to get a judgement in court because they full well know that the charges on the bill are bogus and the judge will throw the whole thing out if they pull up in front of one. That's how it works.
Probably that your device must send too.
You are using hyperbole and are reading into the discussion your own meaning. You are being deliberately insulting and using a personal attack, whereas both the parent poster and I experienced a similar behavior from our spouses and faced the same legal dilemma.
I don't think rats that are highly prone to getting cancer for reasons that are specific to that rat subspecies' biology means they're relevant as a first-level analysis.

As for ignoring poor studies: that's the first and best thing you should do, because otherwise, you'll spend a bunch of time trying to hypothesize your way out of a morass of contradictory, confusing, and ambiguous data.
"would make it possible for teachers, waiters, bus drivers, waiters, grocery cashiers to live affordably in the city."

Plus a broader tax base vs relying on Prop 13 property taxes.
> I'm tired of walking a parent through uninstalling Google Chrome (that they have no idea how it was installed)

Don't forget the bit where Chrome rams its fucking updater down your throat at every occasion and any way to disable it is only temporary.

And Chromium manages to be even worse at least on OSX: it apparently decides that being quit is unacceptable and relaunches itself hidden in the background.
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Right. There’s no need to take this “all the way to the top” (ie Federal). States can easily supplant the zoning powers of their local governments.
That’s no solution. So teachers and waiters can live in the city now—great. What new schools and restaurants will they work in? Where are all the new grocery stores going to be built to cater to all the new residents? How will the traffic grid handle more Lyfts and Ubers? Are you going to build wider roads in SF? You can’t just build taller buildings and dump 50% more people in a city.
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I don't understand the relationship between regulations and the higher cost of bengay. It seems more likely that the higher cost of bengay is due to it being needed to ship across the world.

Is there not a Dutch version of the same compound, manufacturered closer to home?
And probably not faster either, considering that the thing runs at 60 kHz due to its size.
not true. unless it was like that before. I came back from a trip a few weeks ago and that's how I got money in my wechat account. And I don't have a bank account linked.

edit: to zht's comment, I did have a US cc added.
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Not too hard to cut and paste into another editor, the convert html with pandoc, or filter it with Python or other script.
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